Michigan
Plastic Soldiers Removed From Cupcakes in Michigan School
Principal said they were inappropriate
Superintendent of Failing Charter School in Michigan Makes Over $339K a Year
Summit Academy North High School ranked 543rd out of 592 high schools
Detroit Property Owners Voting with Their Middle Fingers
Nearly half aren't paying their overinflated property taxes
Michigan Has Short List of Candidates to Manage Detroit
Should the governor decided to take over the city
Michigan Supreme Court: Cities Can Close Pot Dispensaries
Rules state law does not protect against closures for health code violations
Michigan Governor Calls for Hunting, Fishing Fee Hikes
To pay for more government conservation workers
Judge Allows Michigan City Pot Decriminalization to Take Effect
Grand Rapids voters chose to make marijuana possession and use a civil infraction
State Workers in Michigan Average More Sick Days Than Those in Private Sector
According to report from Bureau of Labor Statistics
Michigan Judge to Retire in Wake of Misconduct Allegations
State supreme court justice accused of misrepresenting net worth to get real estate deal
New Civil Rights Group Joins Michigan Affirmative Action Battle
Called XIV Foundation after the 14th Amendment
Mich. Governor Signs Emergency Management Rule
State would be able to take over ailing school districts and municipalities temporarily
Michigan Supreme Court Rejects Pot Collectives
State medical marijuana law does not allow for them
Michigan Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Expand Where Concealed Weapons Are Allowed
Rick Snyder wanted places like schools and casinos to retain the right to prohibit concealed weapons
How Big Labor Plans to Fight Michigan's Right-to-Work Law
Labor unions weigh their options in the courtroom and at the ballot box.
Michigan School Official Apologizes to State Reps
Insulted the two politicians on twitter, calling one a "mental midget" and the other a "moron"
The Irrelevance of "Right-to-Work" Laws
The battle over labor laws makes for great theater, but for the most part, theater is all it is.
Fox Journalist Punched by Union Protester Avoiding Police Help
Media tour, yes. Police report, no.
In Michigan, More Poor Families Taking Refuge in Charter Schools
Doesn't stop public educators from claiming charters leave poor kids behind
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Defends Right-to-Work Bill
Says it will make unions more effective
Michigan Gov. Signs Right-to-Work Law
Just hours after passing through legislature and in the midst of union protests
Protesters Tear Down Conservative Group's Tent in Michigan
Passage of right-to-work bill didn't go down very well
"There Will Be Blood," Says Michigan State Rep
Civility on parade during right-to-work debate
Protests Against Right to Work Begin in Michigan Capitol
Liberal activists say to respect democracy, when they like the results
Thousands of Students Missing School Because of Michigan Teacher Sick-Out
Protesting right to work legislation expected to pass today
Mich. Right-to-Work Protesters to Be Charged with Felonies
Eight accused by police of taking it too far and trying to push their way onto the Senate floor
Michigan Public School Superintendent Warns Against For-Profit Schools
Not a fan of competition
Michigan Governor Calls for Right-to-Work Bill's Passage
Those union efforts backfired magnificently
Why Michigan May Become a Right-to-Work State
The defeat of Proposal 2 in Michigan might have unleashed forces that the unions can't hold back.
Michigan Home to Half of the Largest Government-Backed Green Energy Businesses Going Broke
Four of the eight largest green energy companies to receive subsidies and file for bankruptcy are based in the Great Lakes State
Marijuana Initiatives Also Thrive on the Municipal Level
Six cities scale down their drug wars
