Michigan Utility Customers Subsidizing High-End Electric Cars
State’s big utilities giving subsidies for plug-in charging stations
City Officials Threaten Criminal Charges Against Developers In Land Dispute
‘They’re trying to hold us hostage,’ says one
Top 10 Michigan School Superintendents All Get Above $200,000
Life at the top of public education
Power Outages? Utility Renewables Schemes May Mean ‘Get Used To It’
Michigan’s big utilities also plan for you to just have less to use
Michigan Schools Serving Poor Cities Get More Funding
An inconvenient fact for some public school interests
Teachers Union Will Promote Concept Of ‘White Fragility’
NEA: ‘White supremacy culture has fashioned a social norm ...’
Green Groups, Politicians, Media, Love Electric Cars, Consumers Cold On Them
Ford sales of plug-in electric cars down from 3,000 a month to less than 500
Union Twists Man’s Inspirational Bootstrap Story Into Smear
‘Misguided human beings . . . using other people as pawns’
Get A Haircut, Kid? Forget About It
Teachers union resolves to oppose 'hair discrimination'
Teachers Union: Migrants Held In ‘Concentration Camps’
NEA says its goal is ‘ending the criminalization of border crossings’
State Supreme Court Says Troy’s Inspection Fee Profits Illegal
City charging more than inspections’ actual cost
Which Comes First, The Kids’ Futures Or Their School District’s?
At Benton Harbor and elsewhere, some school establishment voices can seem to lose sight
Summertime, And The Spending Is Easy For Tax-Funded Tourism Ads
But some analysts say the programs are unfair and ineffective
Detroit Mayor’s Bodyguards Collected $190,000 In Overtime Last Year
2018 overtime payments more than $40,000 higher than 2017
New Licensure Mandate And Fees Make It Harder To Be A Midwife
If fewer enter the profession, expectant mothers may have fewer choices
Bill Would Ban Naming Roads After Politicians
The honor would be limited to fallen service members and first responders
Report: Michigan Police Kept $15 Million Taken Mostly From ‘Little Guys’ In 2018
‘Police do use it to raise revenue’
Voters In More Than 700 Michigan Towns Said ‘Yes’ To Local Road Taxes
While Lansing squabbles over how much is really needed
Why Is Michigan In The Airport Business?
Lawmaker asking questions but not finding answers
Farmington Officials Boldly Go Where Others Failed: Government Broadband
Taxpayers end up holding the bag when results fall short of promises
Union’s Rationing Scheme Would Consign Detroit Students To Inferior Schools
Teacher unions don’t want competition from nonunionized charter schools
We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident...
With a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence
Michigan Bill Would Ban ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’ By Facebook, Google
‘Social media networks are the new public square’
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