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Ann Arbor Parents And Some Medics See Union Behind School District's Refusal To Open

District’s response to online learning failures is to eliminate D and F grades Read more

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Granholm’s Green Energy Boondoggles No Bar To Selection As Biden’s Energy Secretary

Former Michigan governor finally gets gig 12 years after pitching herself to President-elect Obama Read more

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Michigan Restaurant Workers Slammed Harder Than Other States

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Reopen Classrooms or Send Money to Families

State needs to rethink education funding priorities Read more

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Family Restaurant On Brink Fought The Lockdown Law

Now sanctioned by other laws, including suspended liquor license Read more

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Michigan Workers Among Hardest Hit By Pandemic-Related Income Losses

We’re fifth worst, with 17.8% of workers harmed Read more

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Jan. 1 State Minimum Wage Hike Likely Suspended Due To High Unemployment

State's 10.2% unemployment rate elevated by epidemic and lockdowns Read more

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Michigan Workers’ Incomes Up Since Right-To-Work Became Law

Union activists’ ‘right to work for less’ snarks had it exactly backwards Read more

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State Board Of Education Vice President Repeats Erroneous Charter School Slam

No, they can’t pick and choose from students Read more

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‘Science Settled’ On Indoor Dining?

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State Health Department Head Blames Residents For High COVID Numbers

But nearby states show similar pattern even without strict lockdowns Read more

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Family Says Clumsy COVID Orders, Isolation, Caused Dad’s Decline And Death

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CDC Says Make Schools Last To Close, First To Reopen; Teachers Union Says That’s Immoral

How dare parents ‘hoard’ opportunity for their children, fumes East Lansing union local Read more

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State Health Department Extends Current Michigan Lockdown Until Dec. 20

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Michigan Businesses Nation’s Hardest Hit By Government Lockdowns

Nearly one-third here were closed; national average is less than 20% Read more

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City Rationing Of Open Records Requests May Be A Legal Stretch

Inkster says it’s a protective measure Read more

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Michigan’s Early December Virus Spike Mirrored Nationwide

Restrictions ordered Nov. 18 did not stamp out the spread Read more

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Figures Indicate Michigan Small Business Crushed By Pandemic And State Response

More than one-third have closed, potentially forever for many Read more

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Another Michigan Restaurant’s Liquor License Suspended For COVID Noncompliance

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COVID-19 Guidelines Changing For How Long People Have To Quarantine

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Michigan Cities Want To Collect Income Tax From Nonresidents Working At Home

Opponents push back, citing closed and canceled facilities and services during epidemic Read more

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State Pulls More Liquor Licenses, Encourages Individuals To Report COVID Violators

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Whitmer Says ‘Don’t Travel,’ State Agency Spends Tax Dollars Encouraging It

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No Lockdown On Taxpayer-Funded Tourism Spending

Even though the resort interests that benefit are throttled by COVID restrictions Read more

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Michigan, National, Worldwide COVID Trends Look Similar

How big a role does policy play? Read more

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