Michigan utility appeals ruling that its wind turbines are too darn loud
By Jack Spencer | Michigan Capitol Confidential Consumers Energy is appealing the 51st Circuit Court ruling that upheld Mason County's...
Month: July 2014
Taxpayers foot $140K for 10 students’ ‘climate change journey’ to Australia
By Elizabeth Harrington | Washington Free Beacon The National Park Service is spending $140,368 to fly 10 students to Sydney,...
Residents of Liberty, WA, defy U.S. Forest Service to help a disabled vet
By Glen Morgan | Freedom Foundation The rebellion against bureaucratic tyranny might have started in a Washington town conveniently named...
The myth of California’s underpaid public school employees
By Joseph Perkins | Cal Watchdog Eduardo Benard, a custodian at San Francisco's Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School, received $107,912.31...
FCC commissioner wants to end Obamaphone fraud
OBAMAPHONE: FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai wants to set limits on the agency's Lifeline phone program for low-income individuals to rein...
The people Bob McDonnell once governed will decide his fate
Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen McDonnell, in 2013. They now stand trial for federal corruption charges, with separate...
AG rules for Watchdog in open records complaint
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau OPEN THE BOOKS: North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem has sided with...
Albuquerque police may ditch its MRAP
GIVE IT BACK?: The Albuquerque Police Department is considering returning its Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle. This MRAP was recently acquired...
Albuquerque police may ditch its MRAP
GIVE IT BACK?: The Albuquerque Police Department is considering returning its Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle. This MRAP was recently acquired...
Albuquerque police may ditch its MRAP
GIVE IT BACK?: The Albuquerque Police Department is considering returning its Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle. This MRAP was recently acquired...
