Report reveals uncounted deaths in Michigan’s nursing homes
Auditors discovered 2,400 more deaths.
How the pandemic showed us we need school choice
The pandemic gave parents new insight into their children’s education
Whitmer official burned documents related to COVID rule enforcement
The documents related to a fine on the city of Port Huron.
Bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers repeal Whitmer’s emergency powers
The House and Senate voted to repeal the law giving the governor unilateral authority to impose emergency measures like public health restrictions.
Michigan parents petition Whitmer to mandate school openings
Some Michigan school districts remained largely remote in the face of evidence that in-person learning is safe.
Whitmer agency seeking to make COVID-19 workplace rules permanent
Rule changes being considered by one state agency would keep many of the pandemic safety measures in place indefinitely – including mask requirements in retail stores, theaters, sports facilities, and more.
Whitmer urged schools to return to remote learning
The governor urged school districts to go virtual following spring break.
Whitmer signed $155K taxpayer-funded gag order with former health director
Lawmakers are threatening Whitmer with a subpoena over a secret golden parachute payout and gag order on former health department director Robert Gordon. And at least two similar, secret agreements have already come to light.
Michigan House passes bill limiting Whitmer shutdown of schools, school sports
House lawmakers have passed a bill that would shift the authority to close schools and stop some sporting events to local health departments from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Department of Health and Human Services.
Struggling bowling alleys sue Whitmer for shutdown
A group of Michigan bowling alleys and roller rinks is suing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for compensation for losses after they were forced to close.