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The Benefits of Prison Spending Reform

May 9, 2011

Interlocal Agreements — Good Intent, Bad Practice

May 9, 2011

Confectionery Job Growth Trumps Green Energy Job Growth in Michigan

May 8, 2011

On the Clock for the Government

Analysis finds that Michigan taxpayers start working for themselves at 11:07 a.m.

May 7, 2011

The $39 Billion Bill for 'One of the Best Public Pensions Around'

May 6, 2011

MIRS: Where's Tea Party On K-12?

May 6, 2011

Michigan Job Gains Jump for Second Straight Quarter

May 5, 2011

How $10 Million Spending Increases Become K-12 Budget Cuts

May 4, 2011

'MEA Republicans' Grind Down Tea Party Reformers

May 4, 2011

Michigan’s Most Expensive Mass Transit Agencies

May 3, 2011

Pittsfield Township to Vote on Millage for Core Services

May 2, 2011

Historic Levels of Government Employment in Michigan

May 1, 2011

Minor Environmental Violation Turns Business Owner Into Criminal

Sparta medical supplier appealing criminal conviction for disputed wetland violation

April 30, 2011

Mackinac Center Files Friend-of-the-Court Brief in Michigan Case That Could Become a Watershed in State Environmental Law

April 29, 2011

GOP Senate Votes for More K-12 Money Than Governor's Proposal

April 28, 2011

Hartland Teachers to Share in Belt-Tightening

April 28, 2011

‘Big Oil’ Props Up Michigan’s Teacher Pensions

April 26, 2011

Town Rescinds 'Unconstitutional' Tea Party Sign Ban

April 26, 2011

Carman-Ainsworth Schools: Multi-Million-Dollar Deficits and 6.7 Percent Raises

April 25, 2011

School District Saves $60K by Being More Transparent

April 24, 2011

State Debt Alert! Beware Massive Borrowing Disguised As “Lottery Privatization”

April 23, 2011

Why We Should Be Cat People

Puppy train your elected officials, but don't act like a dog

April 23, 2011

House Aims to Add Teeth to Teacher Strike Penalties

Lawmaker complains that teachers would be punished worse than pedophiles under the proposal and that "shooting" teachers is "next step"

April 22, 2011

Inside the Teachers Union ‘Work Stoppage’ Vote: A Teacher Speaks Out

April 21, 2011

Feds Keeping Subsidized Phones on Hold for Homes in Remote Corners of Michigan

April 20, 2011

The Benefits of Prison Spending Reform

Interlocal Agreements — Good Intent, Bad Practice

Confectionery Job Growth Trumps Green Energy Job Growth in Michigan

On the Clock for the Government

The $39 Billion Bill for 'One of the Best Public Pensions Around'

MIRS: Where's Tea Party On K-12?

Michigan Job Gains Jump for Second Straight Quarter

How $10 Million Spending Increases Become K-12 Budget Cuts

'MEA Republicans' Grind Down Tea Party Reformers

Michigan’s Most Expensive Mass Transit Agencies

Pittsfield Township to Vote on Millage for Core Services

Historic Levels of Government Employment in Michigan

Minor Environmental Violation Turns Business Owner Into Criminal

Mackinac Center Files Friend-of-the-Court Brief in Michigan Case That Could Become a Watershed in State Environmental Law

GOP Senate Votes for More K-12 Money Than Governor's Proposal

Hartland Teachers to Share in Belt-Tightening

‘Big Oil’ Props Up Michigan’s Teacher Pensions

Town Rescinds 'Unconstitutional' Tea Party Sign Ban

Carman-Ainsworth Schools: Multi-Million-Dollar Deficits and 6.7 Percent Raises

School District Saves $60K by Being More Transparent

State Debt Alert! Beware Massive Borrowing Disguised As “Lottery Privatization”

Why We Should Be Cat People

House Aims to Add Teeth to Teacher Strike Penalties

Inside the Teachers Union ‘Work Stoppage’ Vote: A Teacher Speaks Out

Feds Keeping Subsidized Phones on Hold for Homes in Remote Corners of Michigan

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Nessel seeks to recover $24M as Michigan’s Gotion gamble falters

U.P. leads Michigan in emissions cuts, faces spike in energy costs

Rochester school board president resigns a week after being sued

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