Gov. Snyder Signs Bill That Makes 'Guilty Mind' Necessary For Convictions
Criminal justice reform in Michigan
Flimsy Job Projections Used to Promote Selective Business Tax Breaks
Data center jobs unclear and legislation may not be enforceable
Use Taxpayer Money to Call for Higher Taxes? Not Within Two Months of the Vote
New law: Schools, cities, can't call for tax hikes 60 days before an election
Business Group, Utilities, Clash Over Rate Hikes, Electric Choice
ABATE says customers pay more while Consumers Energy is granted above-average returns
Teachers in 'Worst Urban District' Twice as Likely to be Rated 'Highly Effective'
81 percent of Detroit teachers given highest marks
Blame Engler, Granholm and Snyder for Detroit Public Schools Financial Woes?
Don’t leave out parents choosing better, safer schools for their children
Michigan's Two Teachers Unions Down Tens of Thousands of Members
MEA and AFT have lost almost 28,000 members in the past three years
Federal Rules Would Harm Work Centers for the Disabled
Proposed regulations would cause lower employment for those with special needs
An $84 Million Tax Break to Pfizer and Not Even a T-Shirt for Ann Arbor
When glamorous 'anchor employers' come seeking gifts
Oil Boom on Private Land Contributes to Low Gas Prices
U.S. oil production up 63 percent overall, but down 16 percent on federal offshore lands
Fixing Detroit Schools – Five Principles
The proper approach should benefit students and protect taxpayers
Teacher Union Executives Get Double-Digit Raises While Liabilities Skyrocket
Top MEA officers, unlike teachers, get 18.6 percent average pay bump in three years
Amendment to Balance the Federal Budget May Die in GOP House Committee
Here are the reasons why
Michigan Education Association Retirement Costs Skyrocket in 2015
Overall liabilities for teachers union increased by nearly $100 million
Want to Buy a Tesla in Michigan? Too Bad, You Can't
Protectionist law limits competitions, hurts consumers
Michigan-Based Data Center Opposes Special Treatment for New Competitor
Pyramid project debate revolves around equal treatment for all firms
Feeling Lucky? State-Run Gambling Hits Record High in 2014
Michigan Lottery raked in $2.6 billion
House Members Right to Be Skeptical of Server Farm Favors
Hard to kick the corporate welfare habit
Win Money at Fantasy Sports, Go to Jail
Are fantasy sports leagues illegal? The jury's still out
Former Energy Regulator Says Bill Would Establish Energy Monopoly
Previous chair of MPSC says energy choice would be ended under proposed law
Detroit Taking Drastic Actions to Curb Students Missing School
Robocalls and personal interventions combat absenteeism
Detroit Students Missed 1.5 Million Days of School Last Year
The equivalent of 30 absences per pupil
