Bad Forensic Evidence Sends Innocents To Prison
Never mind what TV shows depict, forensics can be sloppy or misinterpreted
More People Moving From Illinois To Michigan Than The Other Way
And it’s mostly higher income citizens moving
Half-A-Billion Dollars More This Year
That’s what forecasters say taxpayers are pumping into Michigan's biggest spending accounts
Bills Make It Easier For Private Marketing Bureaus To Force Dues on Businesses
Hotel owners say compelling payments to private tourism bureaus violates constitutional rights
Michigan’s Tax Collectors Are Hauling It In
State income tax alone projected to extract $674 million more this year
Property Owner: Mackinaw City’s Ban On Airbnb Rentals Violates Our Rights
Officials suddenly imposed ban in some residential areas but not others
Michigan Jails’ ‘Pay-To-Stay’ Jail Fees Stir Controversy
Critics say charges impose disparate burden on poor; supporters cite fairness to taxpayers
Detroit Public Schools Super Responds To ‘Charter Students Outperform’ Report
Vitti: We serve more special ed students, charters no silver bullet, state hasn’t helped
The Numbers Are In: Detroit Charters Outperform Detroit District Schools
Detroit charter school students also have higher graduation and college attendance rates
Unlawful In Michigan To Work For Less Than $9.25/Hour
Mandated amount hiked after unions threatened to price even more workers out of jobs
Fewer Students, More Spending, Fewer Fiscally Challenged Schools
A trend underway since 2013 in Michigan
Loan, Incentive, Or Giveaway? City Politicians Vote $5.5 Million For Developer
Private project’s owners also get city land worth $900,000 — for $1
Financial Incompetence, Not State Penny-Pinching, Bedevils Pontiac Schools
Misuse of funds ‘was a deliberate, volitional act’
$600 Million? $700 Million? State Officials Guess On Annual Corporate Giveaways
Secret taxpayer handouts go to unnamed big companies and developers
Overspending, Pensions Push Michigan’s No. 2 School District To Fiscal Edge
Superintendent silent on pension debt; blames inflation, alleged funding cuts, constitutional tax hike limits
Agencies Have Until Whenever To Fulfill Open Records Law Requests
That’s the law, says attorney general
Township Officials: Cronyism Rife On Lucrative Wind Project Deals
Wind farm developers pay landowners $1,000-$1,500 per month to allow a turbine tower
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