Michigan Republicans gubernatorial candidates shared the debate stage Thursday night on WOOD-TV in Grand Rapids.

Progressive stalwarts Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stumped for Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan this weekend. They argued El-Sayed and other progressive ...

It may be hard to see with all this Canada wildfire smoke, but one thing is crystal clear: It’s time for the smoking hot Bridge Michigan News Quiz, 10 questions proven mostly safe for all ages and ...

An underwater image of Enbridge Energy’s Line 5 petroleum pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy and Michigan Department of Natural ...

House Speaker Matt Hall, R-Richland Township, said Tuesday that Rx Kids should not be able to draw funding from the fiscal 2027 state budget and argued the group has already received millions in ...

Emily Katz and others hone job and life skills at the Dreams Unlimited Clubhouse in Royal Oak, a largely Medicaid-funded mental health rehabilitation program. (Robin Erb/Bridge Michigan) ROYAL OAK — ...

A woman at the center of a controversy over allegations of toxic mold in Michigan’s only women’s prison has been transferred to another facility after seeking relief in federal court, state officials ...

Join Bridge Michigan Deputy Editor Jonathan Oosting and reporters Ron French and Lauren Gibbons for the July Issues Watch discussion about the state of democracy in an election year. Bridge Michigan’s ...

How do you like this weather, Michigan? Summer’s here, the living is easy and so is the Bridge Michigan News Quiz, 10 questions that should be a snap to answer if you’ve paid attention. As always, ...

Bridge fact-checked claims by Haley Stevens and outside groups who’ve accused El-Sayed of benefitting from Republican spending and lying about his support for defunding the police.

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Perry Johnson is attacking rival John James over donations from data center developers. Some of the contributions predate the data center boom.

Nearly 700K Michiganders must work or somehow be engaged in the community at least 80 hours a month or lose their benefits. Some people are exempt — like the ‘medically frail,’ but it’s still unclear ...