Michigan continues to face numerous infrastructure challenges. When government demand is met with American-made cement, we are not simply pouring concrete, we are reinforcing our middle class, our industrial base and our long-term economic security.
Opinion | Cement: A foundational strategic resource
Looking for an under-the-radar Michigan adventure? Try a river cruise
Companies offer dinner cruises, tiki themes, haunted histories and more on Michigan rivers.
House Speaker Matt Hall threatens budget stall over impasse with Senate Dems
With less than three weeks until Michigan schools have to finalize their own spending plans, GOP legislative leaders downplayed the prospect of getting a state budget done in time.
More people are using AI for medical advice. Here’s what to know
While artificial intelligence can offer advice on health concerns, doctors say there’s no replacement for physician visits.
Attracting Michigan preschoolers, teachers with free housing, other innovations
A shortage of early childhood educators and the lack of child care options in some areas have inspired innovative solutions in Michigan. They include a free housing program in Battle Creek and converting space in a Grand Rapids transit facility into a child-care center.
Opinion | Michigan lawmakers must prioritize a family-centered policy agenda
As state leaders debate the budget and grapple with how to maximize program impact, they cannot lose sight of how their policy decisions impact families.
Bridge Michigan News Quiz, June 12:Â Hooray for everyone
Have you paid attention to the news? Prove it by answering 10 questions about the week in news in Michigan.
Michigan researchers, boaters count on NOAA data. Trump wants to cut $1.3B
Trump’s proposed $1.3 billion cut would zero out programs that support weather observations, water quality, maritime safety and recreation on the Great Lakes.
Opinion | Ending homelessness requires investing in what works
Michigan has the tools and expertise to address homelessness. What it needs now is sustained investment.
Michigan playing catch-up on drone race, but manufacturing past should help
Michigan is spending more than $42 million on drone development as the market for unmanned aerial systems grows nationwide.