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Traverse City Public Broadband System Has Way Fewer Customers, Money Than Predicted

Taxpayers and ratepayers are on the hook for this potential boondoggle

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‘Economic Development’ Week Skips the ‘Development’ Part

Corporate welfare claims are grand, but the results are practically nonexistent

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TV News Crisis: Schools Get More Money and Teachers, But Fewer Kids

Whitmer seeks lavish bonuses to solve phantom staff shortage

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Detroit Public School System Flush With Cash

Spending is up 54% per pupil, while COVID infusion totals more than $1 billion

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Whitmer Says She’s Working To Cut Costs For Families, But Won’t Sign Tax Cut That Does It

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David Jaye Gets the DROP On City Retirement-Padding Schemes

Former state senator takes a lick at triple dippers

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Michigan Hair Shampooers Must Get A Cosmetology License That Requires 1,500 Hours of Training

But an EMT who helps critical-care patients needs only 194 hours to get a state license

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City Lifts Psychic Ban Without Thinking of Future

State law prohibits Petoskey from licensing fortunetellers

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Mayor Has Police Remove Woman From Public Meeting For Criticizing Him

Short-term rentals generate heat in New Buffalo

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Lansing Bus System: Free Rides To Vote On New School Levy

Government entities all-in when one of them seeks new taxes

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State Teacher Of The Year’s Classroom Walls Busy With Leftist Activism

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Whitmer’s Support Of Nuclear Power Shows How Renewable Energy Has Fallen Short

Asking feds to help keep Palisades nuclear plant’s reactor in service

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Lucky 8-Ball Says: Signs Point To Legal Trouble for Local Bans Of Fortune Tellers

The heartbreak of an inaccurate Ouija board

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Policies In Flux: One Couple’s Tumult With Short Term Rental Restrictions

First there was no ban on their summer rental plan, and then there was

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Michigan Schools DEI Director Wants Affinity Spaces With No White People Allowed

Ingham County district risks a civil rights case, say attorneys who examined issue

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Ann Arbor Police Use Big Overtime Totals To Boost Big Pensions

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Hospitals Collect More Fed Drug Purchase Subsidies, Intended Beneficiaries Don’t Get More Care

Studies’ evidence suggest federal program is mostly padding hospitals’ bottom lines

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Michigan Civil Rights Department: Concept Of Race Means White ‘Dominance Over non-White People’

Civil rights officials nod at claim that U.S. schools and colleges view Blacks as disposable

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A Mental Health Therapeutic State Advancing In Michigan’s Public Schools

Government response to mediocre reading, writing and arithmetic results is to expand the mission

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In 2022, School’s Usual Lesson On McCarthyite Political Persecution Causes A Tizzy

A simulated, privacy-invading questionnaire in a class lesson looked all too plausible in current environment

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Mask-Free Democrats Caucus In Detroit While City’s Schoolchildren Forced To Cover Faces

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Public Schools’ New Critical Race Theory Window Dressing: Social-Emotional Learning

Michigan Department of Education is on board

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Michigan’s Broken System For Rating Teacher’s Classroom Effectiveness

Current law, a failed bid to grab Obama-era federal education money, was never fully implemented

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City Self-Imposes Costly Fire Department Minimum-Staff Mandate At Taxpayers’ Expense

How to juice some firefighters’ pay to more than $200,000

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Battery Maker LG Chem Is Back At Michigan’s State Subsidy Window

$189.1 million this time

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