Teachers Union Pushes Districts To Boycott Some University Students Over Politics
EMU education student: 'It is outrageous'
Legislators Vote To Continue Special Subsidy Program Without Knowing Whether It Works
State Senate wants to extend $844 million program; bill heads to the House
Students Forced Out of Schools Because State Dismissed Charter Company Plans
Agreement would have allowed students in Buena Vista, Inkster to stay in their neighborhood schools
Prohibition Era Rules Prevent Michigan Bars From Having Glasses or Napkins With Logos
Bar owner: 'There isn't a rational reason except to inhibit business growth in the state'
Teacher Who Never Wanted Union Representation Still Forced To Be A Member
Saginaw art teacher said he was not told he had only one month to exercise his rights
Effort In Lansing To Override Voters' Rebuke of Higher-Cost Energy Mandate
Demonstrators to picket upcoming wind forum
Union Prez: Average Detroit High School Student Missed 46 Days of School Last Year
New policy could result in parents being prosecuted after nine student absences
Detroit Teachers Union Gives Members Freedom MEA Doesn’t
DFT allows union employees to resign whenever they want
Teacher Got Plenty of Info About Paying Union Dues, Nothing About Opting Out of the MEA
Saginaw teacher: 'It's a matter of principle and doing what's right'
MEDC Boss Says Agency Changing; Has Long History of Backing Bad Companies
A look back at five MEDC-backed failures
Small Business Owners Face Significant Challenges Operating in Detroit
Video series highlights problems entrepreneurs face in the city
While Local Governments Fight Food Trucks, State Subsidizes Some of Them
Food truck owner: ‘The government shouldn’t give grants to promote any business’
MEA Charging Members Extra To Cover Retirement Liabilities For Union's Employees
While MEA fights changing state pension system, union has trouble with its own underfunding
Union Threatens Hall of Fame Coach With Legal Action For Not Paying Dues
In 34 years, teacher says he was never notified of 'August window'
Expert: Higher Education Bubble Is Coming and States Better Prepare
Richard Vedder: 'The big losers in this are poor people'
MEA Says 1 Percent of Teachers Have Left Union, But Claim is Questionable
Union's estimate is missing some important context
Teachers Sue MEA To Escape Union
Union demanded bank account information and threatened teacher's credit
New Bill Would Shed Light On Asset Forfeiture In Michigan
Bipartisan House bill would bring transparency to law enforcement seizing property without criminal charges
'Secretive Obama Administration' Official to Kick Off Event on Transparency
Legal scholar says Attorney General Holder's participation in Wayne State event is 'the height of hypocrisy'
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