Loophole Could Make State's Open Records Law a Dead Letter
Agencies have a deadline to 'respond' - but no limit on how long to turn over requested documents
City Emails: Christian Farmer's Facebook Post Led to Ban From East Lansing Market
Farm and cider mill facility outside city hosts weddings - but not same-sex ones
Where’s Teacher Shortage School Districts Claim?
Some specialized positions hard to fill, but some openings get hundreds of applicants
Michigan DROPs Big Payouts to Retain State Police Employees
Incentive Provides State Police Employees With $400K+ in Bonuses To Stick Around
Traverse City Government Still Thinking About Internet Project
Says government utility criticized for 'not jumping in with both feet'
Done: With School Pension Reform, State's Big Pension Liabilities Contained
Gov. Rick Snyder's signature will finish job begun by John Engler in 1996
Teacher Gets $80k Salary, Spends Half His Time on Union Work
Ann Arbor teachers union agitating for more
Michigan is Spending As Much on State Police Pensions as Salaries
Past underfunding means nearly $1 in retirement costs for every $1 in pay
Michigan House Dems Propose State Contract Preference for Immigrants
Bill is part of Democrats’ anti-immigration enforcement package
Detroit Schools Would Already Be in Deficit if Not for Teacher Vacancies, Extra State Money
Officials looking to fill vacancies that could push them into debt
Michigan Universities Also Socked by Massively Underfunded School Pensions
Seven of 15 state schools affected; 20 percent of Ferris State’s budget goes to pensions
Isabella County Closer to Allowing 200 or More Wind Turbines
Zoning changes would open door for wind turbines up to 600 feet tall
How to Get a Property Tax Hike: Spend Big on Democratic Political Consultant
West Michigan taxpayer dollars were hard at work this spring — promoting higher taxes
Lawmakers Take Second Run at Expanding Open Records Law – to Themselves
But like last year, the Michigan Senate Majority Leader appears to have other ideas
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley Explains Proposal For Legislature
He wants to pay lawmakers the same amount per day as the average teacher
Medical Pot Bringing $8.8M, 48 New Positions to Michigan State Police
They’ll enforce licensure mandates imposed by a ‘seed to sale’ regulatory regime authorized last year
Sheriff Questions Racetrack's $800,000 State Police Subsidy
Other venues pay for the service; state taxpayers pick up NASCAR track's tab
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