CEOs of Michigan’s Big Energy Monopolies Get Millions, Customers Get Rate Hikes
DTE’s head collected $12.5 million while company lobbied for friendly rewrite of state regulations
Close Coal Plants, Open Gas Plants, DTE Gets 10 Percent Profit Either Way
It’s good to be a regulated electric monopoly in Michigan
State’s Largest Teachers Union Offloads Some Pension Obligations Onto Taxpayers
MEA’s own unfunded pension liabilities now stand at $130.3 million
Fraser Public Schools Explains Its Role In A Union Pension Spiking Scheme
Superintendent says the law allows it and legislators had the chance to end it but didn't
Sweet Deal: Another Teachers Union President's Pension On Taxpayers' Dime
Fraser Schools agrees to pension spiking arrangement with union official
Michigan Auto Insurance Reform Would Mandate Nation’s Richest Injury Coverage
Even if bill becomes law, the state would still be highest in the country for personal injury protection
Millions Borrowed And Spent For Enviro Cleanups – But Did They Happen?
Sloppy state records mean taxpayer dollars may have been thrown away
State Spends $660 Million In Public Debt, But For What?
Nearly 30 years on, we’re still not sure what that money bought
State of Michigan To Restrict Union ‘Ghost Workers’
Currently, 20 state employees do only union work on state time; still others do it part-time
Union Labels Nonunion Employees 'Welfare Scabs' With Vulgar Photo on Company Property
Employee calls the tactic ‘bullying’ and contrary to company policy
Libertarian Scholar Charles Murray Is Shouted Down At U-M Event By Students
Protesters call Murray 'sexist, racist, KKK!'
Liquor Store Owners Think It’s Great For State To Ban Nearby Competition
Free-market think tank expert testifies to committee that it’s not great at all
MSU Pulls Down Windmill Safety Guidelines After Industry Complains
Surprised Extension Service staffers at center of conflict between industry and targeted communities
University of Michigan Violates Open Records Law
It took a lawsuit to obtain public information
No Names in State Budget, But 36 Recipients Getting $38 Million
'A birthing barn at a county fairgrounds located in a county with a population of between 43,000 and 43,300’
School Officials Claim Teacher Shortage; Job Applicant Numbers Tell Another Story
Some teaching positions gets several hundred applicants
Supreme Court Could Bring Right-To-Work To Government Employees Nationwide
Janus case a do-over of the Friedrichs case; ruling expected next June
New ‘Labor Voices’ Column, Same Old Teachers Union Disinformation
The new MEA president spreads the same inaccuracies as the old MEA president
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