To prosper, Michigan must be a more educated place. Bridge will explore the challenges in education and identify policies and initiatives that address them.

Covering the intersection of business and policy, and informing Michigan employers and workers on the long road back from coronavirus. Our Michigan Economic Dashboard shows key metrics that show how ...

Paula directs the business reporting on Bridge, writing much of it and setting the strategy for how statewide business coverage fits into Bridge’s nonpartisan policy-driven editorial mix. Paula came ...

A truck slammed into a horse-drawn carriage on Tuesday. With a sizable Amish community, Michigan is amid efforts to raise ...

A 47-year-old Hmong immigrant who came to the US legally as an infant but was convicted on a home invasion charge as a young ...

This summer, Bridge Michigan Outdoors Life reporter Laura Herberg has been working to check off bucket list items voted on by ...

In a state with over 400 English language arts curricula used in elementary classrooms, a new investment may cut down on ...

Michigan has already committed nearly $14 million of the federal funds to support projects from Escanaba to Detroit. State officials left the door open to a potential lawsuit.

Lawyers for three victims of the 2023 MSU campus shooting have announced settlements with the university. Michigan lawmakers ...

Manitou is one of a handful of traditional sailing ships that offer cruises in Michigan. Bridge Michigan hopped aboard to ...

Mark Perry’s federal complaints target scholarships, programs, other opportunities only for women and students of color ...

The Michigan Department of Transportation cited “rising costs, longevity of the final project and roadway, and public concern ...