Lawn Mowing Double Jeopardy In Roseville? City’s Order Versus State’s
Residents of Macomb community face potential Catch-22 in getting grass cut
Village Clerk Warns: Golf Course Lockdown Scofflaws Could Face Jail
In off-season residents take walks on 9-hole course; playing golf during virus emergency risks penalties
For Some Small Business Owners, Shut Down May Mean Forever
‘It's just up in the air,’ says owner of gardening store
A Michigan Law Rations The Number Of Hospital Beds
Hospital execs love it, but it doesn't help patients and probably conflicts with anti-trust law
Bill Would Let Townships Impose Property Tax Hikes For Broadband Projects
Use it or not, property owners would pay
Ban on Fossil Fuel Drilling in Michigan Could Be on the Ballot in 2020
Anti-oil and gas group missed two deadlines but wins in court
Michigan Unemployment Claims Almost Triple Previous High
From 5,338 per week to 311k; restaurants that once employed 292k mostly shut down
Nessel: Offering Unavailable Masks At $2.39 Legal; Offering Them At $9.95 A Crime
‘Price gouging’ a politician’s word; going from shortages to no product at any price
State of Michigan Bans Day Care Providers From Giving Young Children Timeouts
‘This is not about children; it’s about increasing government control’
Feds Permit Malaria Drugs For Coronavirus Patients, State Has Not Rescinded Threat Of Sanctions
FDA’s chief scientist: ‘Based on the totality of scientific evidence … may be effective’
Never Mind Lockdown, Dentists Shut Down By Demand For Masks
If suppliers could raise prices surgical masks might not disappear so fast
Michigan Licensing Bureau Vs. Dr. Fauci On Off-Label Coronavirus Treatment
Fauci tells MDs, 'Yeah, of course' - prescribe it; state agency threatens their license if they do
What Is An ‘Essential Business’ Under Government Lockdowns?
More questions: Why shouldn’t a gift store be able to make deliveries?
Economist: No Sanitizer Because ‘Selfish People Demanding Price Be Held at $1’ Bought It All
Under ‘price gouging’ bans, after the lucky first few, ‘everyone else gets nothing’
If Only Other Stores Could Have Raised Toilet Paper Prices
Buyer happy with $1.75 per roll from convenience store versus 32 cents and no rolls at big stores
Detroit School Problems Weren’t Caused By Coronavirus Or Funding ‘Disparity’
The ‘poor districts get less’ claim goes against years of data collected and posted by state officials
Can Virus Orders Shut Down Church? Yes And No
State can’t single out churches, but can ban all assemblies — including religious ones
Price Gouging? ‘Right Now, We Are Out Of Any Hand Sanitizer’
Michigan Attorney General appears ready to find business bad guys
Amid Pandemic, Michigan Consumers Return Germ-Soaked Bottles To Food Stores
‘Cans and bottles are very dirty’; just 10 states have ‘bottle bills’
Schools Feeling Short-Term Pension Pain For Long-Term Gain
One catch: Some benefits of a 2017 reform will take years to pay off a lot
Yes, A Michigan Law Rations Number Of Hospital Beds Here
Now public health experts concerned about hospitals surge capacity
State Government's Obstacles To Virus Recovery
Removing them could help us get through this better
Take Your Pick: ‘Price Gouging’ Or Toilet Paper Shortages
Scarcity pricing in emergencies is reasonable and humane; there’s no repealing law of supply and demand
Michigan School District Helps Bankroll Private Wi-Fi Provider
Grosse Pointe also looking at closing schools; ‘Taxpayers were not asked’
Headlines From An Earlier Outbreak: 1968 Hong Kong Flu
Pandemic 52 years ago killed 100,000 in US
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