Subsidies For A Few And Tax Hikes For The Rest Worked Poorly Here
All the former governor’s selective corporate handouts couldn’t overcome her huge tax hike or the Great Recession
State Corporate Welfare Didn't Work For Greenville
Centerpiece of previous governor’s economic policy, has also been favored by current candidates
Medicaid Dues Skim May Come To An End, After All
Friends, relatives of disabled individuals among those swept into public sector unions
Municipal Governments Blame State For Their Property Tax Hikes
A presumption that state assistance should only go up
94 Hours A Week: Presumed Load For This Financial Manager Of Three Michigan Cities
He’s collecting six-figure salaries from two of those metro-area municipalities
Election Night: More Corporate Handouts or More Personal Income Tax Cuts?
As expected, both candidates have different plans for economic growth
‘Goliath’ Unions Complain About ‘David’-Sized Think Tanks’ Worker Outreach Campaign
State-based think tank movement informing public employees they can stop paying union fees now
Northern Michigan Explains Why It Wanted $4,600 For Names And Salaries Of All Its Employees
Michigan Union Still Pursuing Dues From Teachers Five Years After Right-To-Work
But under new U.S. Supreme Court ruling, the union may also be messing with their constitutional rights
NMU Wants $4,600 to Look Up and Send Salary Data
It's online at U of M; in new state budget, Northern Michigan University gets $47,998,400
Jackson County Tells Voters To Show ‘Love’ For Parks
Michigan pretends to ban taxpayer-funded electioneering, local governments pretend to comply
Superintendent Accused of Intimidation Against Recall Petition Signers
School board president promises zero tolerance for ‘retaliation or harassment’
Number Of Michiganders Collecting Unemployment Down 90 Percent Since 2009
Less than 1 percent of state workforce needed benefits in June
Township Voters Give Firm ‘No’ To Government Internet Plan
Recent study found 90 percent of such plans fail
Foreclosing Over-Taxed Property Helped Wayne County Dodge State Receivership
Profits from auctioning tax-delinquent owners' homes shored up county budget in 2015-16
Michigan’s Credit Rating Upgraded, Agency Cites School Pension Reform
Teachers unions and public school establishment had claimed going to 401(k)s would hurt state
Flint Waste Water Department Staffer Paid $117k Last Year
69.28 hours per week for 52 weeks; only union president paid more
Federal Taxpayer Bailout Likely For Big Union Pension Funds
Dingell: Government action required ‘to put food on the table’ for covered retirees
Union President Heads List of Highly Paid Flint Employees
A water department staffer, he gets $155k, including $20k to ‘standby’
Most Cities Require Rental Registrations – This One Gets Personal
Warren strikes out at landlord refusing to submit driver’s license number of herself and tenants
Detroit’s Per-Resident Revenue Sharing Haul More Than Double Most Other Towns’
Dem governor candidate complains revenue sharing is hurting Detroit
Funding Up, But Detroit School Official Claims ‘Budget Cuts’ Stole Recess
Detroit schools getting $212 more per student this year, after $617 million taxpayer bailout in 2016
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