How Effective Will Law Cutting Welfare for Truancy Be?
More kids are skipping school consistently than there are families collecting welfare
Number of Michigan Welfare Recipients Declines 70 Percent
Economic growth and enforcing limits drive decrease in number of people since 2011
Detroit Public Schools Debt Increases By $1 Million Every School Day
Governor pitches $715M bailout plan
Looming 'Teacher Shortage' Appears Largely Mythical
Michigan has thousands more educators than it needs
With Half of the Students Chronically Absent, New Truancy Law Would Strip Welfare From Families
Two-Thirds of Detroit Students 'Chronically Absent'
New attendance policy has little impact in first year
Cops Retiring in Their 40s While Pension Systems Break Cities’ Backs
Retirees collecting pension checks while working in second career
Bill Would Ban Advertising to Get More People on Medicaid
State Senator: This 'just encourages more people to become dependent on government'
Some Detroit Cops Claim They Are Working 16+ Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year
City investigates fraud as 1 in 5 claim more than 76 hours per week
D.C. Schools Spending Highest in U.S., But Firm Claims It’s 'Inadequate'
Group hired to study Michigan school funding has mantra of saying schools need more
Fed Audit: Township Used Forfeited Property for Non-Law Enforcement Expenses
Plymouth Township used money to boost budget
Civil Asset Forfeiture Reforms Head to the Governor
Bills take first step toward reining in potential law enforcement abuse
School District Overspending for Last Nine Years Keeps Getting More Funding Per Pupil
Clintondale has been in deficit since 2005
Even Compared to Workers With College Degrees, Teachers Are Well Paid
Average educator in Michigan makes $62,000
Detroit Public Schools Takes Out a Loan to Pay Off Another Loan
District is sitting on $572 million in debt
Michigan's Wind Energy Mandate Costs Each Family Nearly $4,000
Renewable energy law means 24,000 fewer jobs
City Manager: 'Prosperity Doesn’t Come From Government; It Comes From Freedom'
Port Huron city manager has 'unique perspective' on municipal government
Firm Picked to Evaluate Education Funding Has Long History of Recommending Spending Hikes
Is the 'education adequacy' study preordained?
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