Blog by Team MIRS

The country’s inflation rate in 2023 dropped back to 3.1% after 7% and 6.5% climbs in 2021 and 2022, respectively, but the issue is still top-of-mind for Michigan voters among 19 different categories, according to recent polling by a left-leaning think tank.

Democratic leadership in the House and Senate pledged transparency and ethics reform today in response to the combined 21 criminal charges against Rob and Anne Minard for bilking at least $525,000 out of various political action committees and 501(c)4s.

Mike Johnston, the Michigan Manufacturers Association's (MMA's) executive vice president of government affairs, knows of one change he'd like to see the state's corporate incentive program undergo.

The Judicial Tenure Commission publicly admonished Berrien County Circuit Judge Charles LaSata, a former state representative, for misconduct.

In the last four years, from the 2019-20 academic year that first faced COVID-19 through the recent 2020-23 school year, enrollment in Michigan's public schools fell by 62,243 students