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 ...

Tuesday's election was 'boring' — a good thing for officials like Livonia City Clerk Lori Miller, who got the chance to test out upgrades.

Michigan voters can head to the polls Tuesday to decide local races and ballot proposals. Here’s what to know about the issues and election laws.

Bridge Michigan senior environment reporter Kelly House will talk about the migration of invasive quagga mussels and how they’ve destroyed the whitefish population in the lower Great Lakes at the ...

Detroit’s chronic absenteeism rate is much higher than other major cities – even others with high absenteeism rates such as Milwaukee or Philadelphia. This is related to the depth of social and ...

In-depth reporting on the intersection between public policy and important health topics ‒ such as insurance coverage, hospital admissions, opioid abuse, access to care, medical research and the ...

Justin A. Hinkley has worked in journalism for two decades, beginning as a cub reporter at his hometown paper, the Battle Creek Enquirer, where he covered everything from local government to cops and ...

Lauren covers state politics and policy for Bridge Michigan. Prior to joining Bridge's Capitol team, she worked at MLive, where she led coverage of the state Legislature and the redistricting process, ...

It’s not the heat. It’s 10 questions about the week of news in Michigan ...

Simon D. Schuster is a Capitol Reporter for Bridge Michigan. Simon joined Bridge Michigan in 2024 after working as MLive's senior political reporter and later covering politics on their investigative ...

As Michigan lawmakers scrutinize foreign land ownership, records obtained by Bridge reveal the Singapore government’s sovereign wealth fund owns more than half a million acres in the Upper Peninsula.

The multimillion-dollar new Michigan transparency portal is still a work in progress after its debut this month, state officials said.