Republican U.S. Rep. Upton Joins Dems to Uphold Mandatory Union-Scale Wages
Amendment would have repealed 'prevailing wage' mandate on federal projects
State 'Teacher of the Year' Finalist Given Middle-of-the-Pack Pay
Union salary schedule means 'they're not paying good teachers what they're worth'
Pete Hoekstra: 'Michigan Could Impact Obamacare in Washington'
Former U.S. Rep.: 'There are already people in Washington, D.C., talking about cutting dollars on the federal end and putting more of a burden on the states'
Anti-School Choice Education Rally Fizzles
Low turnout despite clear skies and summer vacation for teachers
Government Report Shows Film Jobs Stagnant Despite Incentives
State has pledged approximately $400 million from taxpayers for little return
Misplaced Blame for Albion Schools Problems
District spends much more than state average, surrounding schools
Study: Lure of Federal Medicaid-Expansion Subsidies Should Not Lead Policymakers to Underestimate Medicaid’s Drawbacks or Overlook Other Viable Insurance Options
512,000 people in low-income target group of Medicaid expansion had private insurance, according to most recent statistics; affordable exchange insurance also available
MEA Ignores Socioeconomic Status In Claiming Public Charter School is 'Failing'
Cesar Chavez Academy is a highly-rated school based on comparable students
Medicaid Expansion Bill Heads to the House
House Republicans help Obamacare provision move to a vote
Michigan Outspends Florida on Education But Does Worse Than The Sunshine State
Study: Despite lowest increase in education spending, Florida students had second highest gains over past two decades
Michigan a Top 10 State In Per Capita Spending on K-12 Education
State spends much more than Massachusetts, Minnesota
Interior Home Inspections Suspended — For Now
Davison Township residents said inspections violated Fourth Amendment rights
Film Incentives: The $50 Million Sequel
State Rep.: 'I think the studios made a big push for them ... they won me over'
Union Salary Schedule Ensures State 'Teacher of the Year' Earns Near Bottom In Pay
Grosse Pointe science teacher Gary Abud makes $21,000 less than district's average salary
Increased School Funding Did Not Slow Districts In Deficit
But 10 districts expected to exit deficit status this year
MichiganVotes: Proposed — Lie Detector Tester Licensure Repeal; New Licensing For Pharmacy Technicians
One bill would eliminate 1972 law; another would add new law to the books
Manager of the 'City That Outsourced Everything' Says Privatization Can Help Michigan
Residents happy and officials in Sandy Springs, Ga., get re-elected with huge margin
Michigan’s Gross Domestic Product Grows in 2012
In last few years, state has moved from 44th to 38th in per-capita GDP
Michigan Should Look to Florida to Improve Public Education
New study contains six specific policy recommendations to increase student performance, parent-driven accountability
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