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Media Plays Into 'Unfounded Hysteria' Over School Reforms

Proposal would allow more school choice for parents and students

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Rigged Pension Study Produces Expected Conclusions

Legislators should close underfunded defined-benefit system

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Extra Early Voting Opportunity in Heavily Democratic Area Raises Eyebrows

'One clerk decided the voters of one city would get a voting opportunity those in the rest of the state didn't get'

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A123 Logs Its Own List of Failures

Like Solyndra, hundreds of millions in government subsidies didn't stop company from going bankrupt

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Ideas For Fixing the Financial Manager Law

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City Wants Drunk Drivers To Pay Police Costs

Good city ordinance or just a money grab?

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Vague University Policies Punish Students For Jokes, 'Obnoxious' Comments, 'Insulting' Phone Calls or Texts

13 of Michigan's public colleges and universities severely or excessively limit freedom of speech, according to legal foundation

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Shhh, U.S. Leads World In Carbon Emissions Reductions

Technology, market forces credited for reductions

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State Board of Education President Makes False Voucher Claims

John Austin is also a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, which says vouchers have 'statistically positive impacts' for college attendance

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Hefty School Employee Pensions Burden State Taxpayers

At 57, retiree would get $94K a year increasing to $204K a year over time

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Fiscal Cliff Could Hit Michigan Hard

Residents could pay equivalent of double state income tax

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Police Called to Monitor Dam Removal Meeting

Angry residents flood meeting to complain about Traverse City area dam removals

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Connecticut Now Struggling With Caregiver Unionization Efforts

SEIU loss in Michigan not stopping the union

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Red Dawn Finally Rising In Michigan

Movie remake hits big screen thanks to $16.7 million from Michigan taxpayers

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MEDC Questioned About Its Transparency

Questions about how tax dollars spent could warrant new legislation

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Failing School Ranks Every Teacher and Principal 'Highly Effective'

State has Hazel Park schools as failing, but its teachers all get highest marks

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Unions, Government Entities Team Up to Keep Information From Citizens

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Failing Schools Able to Mark Themselves Up to a Passing Grade

One-third of statewide school report card deals with paperwork

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Michigan Home to Half of the Largest Bankrupt Green Energy Companies

Pushed by former Gov. Granholm, the state has four of the top eight stimulus-backed ‘green’ failures

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Families Forced Into SEIU Scheme Relieved and Thankful After Proposal 4 Defeat

Robert Haynes: 'It took ordinary people like us to bring attention to what was really happening.'

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District Used $1.7M in Tax Dollars Paying Employees Not To Take Insurance

Forest Hills paid 100 percent of health care benefit, then paid $5,000 to teachers who didn't enroll in the plan

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An End Finally in Sight for the SEIU Dues Skim

Voters overwhelmingly reject the forced unionization scheme

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All Five Constitutional Amendments Soundly Defeated

Emergency manager law repealed

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Voters Reject Special Interest Power Plays

Proposals 2-6 soundly defeated

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Tea Party Groups Predicting a Romney Victory

Most disregard polls and say Romney will win in a 'landslide'

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