Ted Nugent: Michigan sues farmers over pigs that don’t exist
House committee addressed allegations of DNR agents harassing pig farmers and killing animals
The Boar War: Michigan accused of harassing pig farmers using faulty science
Legislators allege the natural resources agency is using bully tactics to put pig farm operators out of business
Fake card readers, real damage: Inside Michigan’s EBT crime campaign
State paid out $14 million in fraudulent food stamps in fiscal year 2024, report says
Berston Field House hopes to catch $5M from taxpayers
Taxpayers have funded community center for six years straight
249 years later, liberty still needs defending
Revolutionary spirit lives on in Michigan’s fight for liberty
Michigan Department of Natural Resources paid quarter-million on ads at gas station pumps
Taxpayers foot $266,000 bill to pitch drivers statewide
State records reveal little SNAP enforcement despite exploding fraud
State investigated few despite surge in food stamp fraud
Nessel backs California-style consumer enforcement in Michigan bill
Legislation would let attorney general wield consumer deception law in oil lawsuit
Michigan House rep overstates possible impact of work requirement
Number in dispute, some praise requirements for Medicaid
Pothole fund pays 6% of submitted claims in 2024 and 2025
Michiganders claimed 14 payouts out of 218 claims last year
Same drugs, different hospital: 18 times more expensive
Report urges hospital pricing transparency
Michigan’s 2026 budget might carve $12M for Adrian Woodworking Institute
Spending aims to triple size of graduating class
Michigan wraps workers in 16,176 administrative rules
Mackinac Center scrapes government data so you don’t have to
Consumers Energy makes 6th rate hike request in 6 years
Monopoly energy company asks for a historic rate increase three months after dipping more into consumers wallets
Legislators go fetch $5M for Macomb Humane Society
Paw-litical pals push for public money for deteriorating building
Michigan to bite hand that fuels it
State approved 23 oil, gas permits and licenses in 2024 and 2025
Unchecked state authority persists five years after COVID, panel says
Mackinac Center panel urges state to plan for next pandemic
U-M threatened pro-Palestinian students, union alleges
University hosted ‘A climate of hostility, harassment’ on ‘Palestine-related issues’, the grievance says
Michigan’s EV push stalls: 82,000 of 2 million goal
AAA survey: 16% of US adults are ‘very likely’ or ‘likely’ to purchase an EV
What’s in your recycling bin?
Holland will give personalized feedback to recycling customers via postcards
State taxpayers could foot the bill for Owosso’s $10 million exercise and child care amenities
Money would fund equipment, gym renovation, child care space
SNAP fraud skyrockets as Michigan sends 738 new Bridge Cards a day
Food stamp fraud jumped nearly 400% over fiscal year 2023 to 2024
Ann Arbor mulls green energy mandates as housing costs soar
‘Ann Arbor’s City Council is working against itself,’ expert warns
Michigan students caught in tug-of-war between state and federal government
Students would lose state scholarships if higher education doesn’t implement DEI programs under Senate bill
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