Does the public have a right to know doctors’ Medicare billings?
Issue raises questions about fraud prevention and privacy.
School leaders question whether Gov. Rick Snyder’s budget proposal violates constitution, Proposal A
“It feels like someone pulled a fast one on the constitution,” said Gary Start, deputy superintendent of Kalamazoo Public Schools. “It’s a terrible exploitation” of Proposal A.
Who was behind plot to kill Lincoln? Author to discuss during West Michigan visit
April 10, 2011 All The Rest, Books
The four primary conspiracy theories surrounding the killing of Lincoln.
Census 2010 shows Michigan’s population of children dropped by 250,000
In nearly every Michigan county, the under-18 population has declined or slowed in growth, according to Census 2010 — a trend that will have great impact on education and the economy.
Ottawa Police join Project Lifesaver for Autism Awareness Month
The project seeks to minimize search time and reduce harm in the case that a person with a cognitive disability were to get lost.
Rockford state police dispatch center closing reroutes calls from 12 counties
Nine employees are affected by the closure of the Rockford dispatch center.
Muskegon’s Hearthstone Bistro embraces continental flavor
The Listers emphasize innovative, high-quality cuisine, a swanky ambience and excellence in customer service.
Speed cited as factor in rollover crash death of 53-year-old in Manistee County
The driver apparently lost control on M-55 about 30 miles west of Cadillac.
Pet of the Day: Cooper is a 2-year-old inquisitive male basset hound who likes to go for walks
Cooper’s shots are up to date, his nose is finely tuned and he’s ready to find a good home.
Pet of the Day: Looking for a cat who loves water? Lovable Rigley might be your guy
I think I must’ve been a pirate cat in an earlier life, sailing the deep blue ocean. A good pirate, though, one that was fun and friendly and got along with all the other pirate cats.
