Public Health Officials Oppose Placing Limits On Their Power
Restraints will bring ‘suffering and death’
More Michigan Teachers Per Student Now Than 10 Years Ago
A modest 2% decline in teacher numbers swamped by 8.6% plunge in enrollment
State’s Initial Epidemic Responses Guided By ‘Worst Case But Possible’ Scenario
The reality fell short
Legionnaires’ Disease Spike Cited To Justify Extended Lockdowns, But They May Have Triggered It
Argument related to campaign to ban unlimited government by emergency order
88% Of Detroit Third Graders Below Proficient In Reading; New Law Held None Back
Law that bars moving along children who can’t read filled with exceptions
Politicians Believed ‘Grim’ COVID Messaging Would Be The Most Effective
Telling public you won't die 'if you're lucky' a long way from 'minimization of public panic and fear'
Another Granholm Green Energy Winner That Was A Bust
$50 million taxpayer dollars down the tubes
Liberal Nonprofit News Site Paints Unfair Picture Of Reading Retention Law
ProPublica fails to mention specific exemptions to being held back
Earlier Poll Anticipated Vaccine Lottery's Underwhelming Results
Downward trajectory of weekly vaccinations not dented by state's prize offers
U-M Says ‘No’ To Open Records Law Payroll Request, Michigan Court Of Claims Says ‘Yes’
Records would indicate if university’s state of emergency pay freeze was real
Michigan’s Subsidized Green Energy Adventures Arrived With Headlines, Faded In Silence
Remember Swedish Biogas?
Former State Health Director Wanted ‘Credible Threat’ Of Police Lockdown Sanctions
‘People who see local violations ... can contact local police’
Granholm-Subsidized Biochemicals Incubator Now Makes Ethanol For Cocktails
‘You have to adapt’ says current owner of company once touted as cutting-edge
Whitmer’s Tax-And-Borrow Missteps Halted Road Repair Progress
Despite ‘Fix the damn roads’ campaign rhetoric, transportation debt is higher and state road repair dollars fewer
Michigan Nonprofits Relieved By Supreme Court’s Donor Privacy Ruling
Key state officers here favor government efforts to seize donor names, addresses
New Restrictions On Property Owners Advance Officials’ Pursuit Of ‘Tree City’ Label
Trees that have to go would become a big problem for lot and land owners
Whitmer Blamed Public, 'Variant' For April COVID Spike, State Now Admits Had No Evidence
Governor also resisted hardline lockdowners at CDC
City Demands Vacation Renters’ Data; Homeowners Question Its Security And More
‘Their rationale makes no sense’
Center-Left Interest Group's Whopper On Michigan Teacher Retirement Benefits
Most private sector workers only dream of such security
Study: Michigan Falls Behind In Recovering From Pandemic
Health status, jobs and economy, travel and leisure return rates here all lag
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