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Agencies Use Questionable Legal Reviews To Inflate Charges For Open Record Law Requests

Almost half of one $12,000 charge went to attorneys Read more

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Public Health Officials Oppose Placing Limits On Their Power

Restraints will bring ‘suffering and death’ Read more

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More Michigan Teachers Per Student Now Than 10 Years Ago

A modest 2% decline in teacher numbers swamped by 8.6% plunge in enrollment Read more

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State’s Initial Epidemic Responses Guided By ‘Worst Case But Possible’ Scenario

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Legionnaires’ Disease Spike Cited To Justify Extended Lockdowns, But They May Have Triggered It

Argument related to campaign to ban unlimited government by emergency order Read more

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88% Of Detroit Third Graders Below Proficient In Reading; New Law Held None Back

Law that bars moving along children who can’t read filled with exceptions Read more

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Politicians Believed ‘Grim’ COVID Messaging Would Be The Most Effective

Telling public you won't die 'if you're lucky' a long way from 'minimization of public panic and fear' Read more

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Another Granholm Green Energy Winner That Was A Bust

$50 million taxpayer dollars down the tubes Read more

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Liberal Nonprofit News Site Paints Unfair Picture Of Reading Retention Law

ProPublica fails to mention specific exemptions to being held back Read more

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Earlier Poll Anticipated Vaccine Lottery's Underwhelming Results

Downward trajectory of weekly vaccinations not dented by state's prize offers Read more

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U-M Says ‘No’ To Open Records Law Payroll Request, Michigan Court Of Claims Says ‘Yes’

Records would indicate if university’s state of emergency pay freeze was real Read more

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Michigan’s Subsidized Green Energy Adventures Arrived With Headlines, Faded In Silence

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Former State Health Director Wanted ‘Credible Threat’ Of Police Lockdown Sanctions

‘People who see local violations ... can contact local police’ Read more

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Granholm-Subsidized Biochemicals Incubator Now Makes Ethanol For Cocktails

‘You have to adapt’ says current owner of company once touted as cutting-edge Read more

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Whitmer’s Renewables Order Would Cover Whole Regions In Turbines And Solar Arrays

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Whitmer’s Tax-And-Borrow Missteps Halted Road Repair Progress

Despite ‘Fix the damn roads’ campaign rhetoric, transportation debt is higher and state road repair dollars fewer Read more

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Consumers Energy and DTE Seek Higher Rates, Again

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Michigan's Liquor Taxes Among the Stiffest in the Nation

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Michigan Nonprofits Relieved By Supreme Court’s Donor Privacy Ruling

Key state officers here favor government efforts to seize donor names, addresses Read more

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New Restrictions On Property Owners Advance Officials’ Pursuit Of ‘Tree City’ Label

Trees that have to go would become a big problem for lot and land owners Read more

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Whitmer Blamed Public, 'Variant' For April COVID Spike, State Now Admits Had No Evidence

Governor also resisted hardline lockdowners at CDC Read more

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City Demands Vacation Renters’ Data; Homeowners Question Its Security And More

‘Their rationale makes no sense’ Read more

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Workplace Regulators Abuse Power Extending State Emergency Rules Until Christmas Week

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Teachers Who Are Paid $97K Annually Say Low Pay Is A Problem

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Center-Left Interest Group's Whopper On Michigan Teacher Retirement Benefits

Most private sector workers only dream of such security Read more

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