Ratepayers vs. Monopoly: How Will Next Utilities Commissioner Rule?
State agency that regulates public utilities undergoing transition
Union Activists Protest Opposition to Coerced Union Dues
U.S. Supreme Court to consider case next week
Michigan Voters Will Now Have to Select Their Politicians Individually
State removes straight-party voting option from ballots
New Taxpayer-Funded Electioneering Restrictions Anger Local Government Tax Hikers
But 1st Amendment gives rights to people, not governments
Michigan Economy No Longer Dependent on Auto Industry
Just 1 in 23 jobs in the state are tied to car manufacturing
Schools and Locals Electioneer for Tax Hikes, State Nods
Current state law doesn't require tax-funded information be 'accurate' or 'complete'
What You Read Last Year: Our Top Stories of 2015
Union bullies, EPA overregulation, and right-to-work
Power to the People: 2015 Brought Some Key Reforms to Michigan
Bye-bye film subsidies, hello limits on improper or abusive police and prosecutor actions
Less Than Half of Students 'Proficient,' but 97 Percent of Teachers Rated 'Effective' or Better
Effort to create meaningful teacher ratings in Michigan bogged down by bad incentives
House Democrats Oppose 'Trapping' Detroit Students in Non-Union Schools
But support trapping them in failing public schools
Union Posts Names of Non-Members, Urges Shunning
UAW local 412 tells members to not work with their colleagues
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
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