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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer expected to outline a ‘vision for Michigan’s innovative future’ in speech at the annual Mackinac Policy Conference at 3 p.m.

A detective sergeant from Grand Rapids faces second-degree murder charges in the death of Samuel Sterling, who died after he was struck by an unmarked Michigan State Police vehicle

Two college journalists from Michigan State University and one from the University of Michigan will join Bridge’s award-winning newsroom this summer.

A severe geomagnetic storm makes aurora borealis visible much farther south. Check out these great photos. And look toward the heavens again this weekend for more night magic.

The position will help Bridge reach new audiences on different platforms and help lead the newsroom.

Misinformation is rampant. Here are resources to help.

See where Democrats, Republicans, the Joe Biden administration and Donald Trump stand on top issues including abortion, autos, the environment, health care, immigration, foreign policy and more.

New laws mean voting will look different in Michigan this year. Here are key dates in the process.

What do polls say about who’s leading the race for president and the U.S. Senate in Michigan? And how should you interpret them?

This tracker recorded Michigan's COVID-19 case numbers, positivity rate, county infection rates, and weekly cases along with maps and daily state curve data.

She received the Wade H. McCree Advancement of Justice Award at the same ceremony where former Bridge CEO John Bebow was inducted into the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame.

The award-winning journalist was known for her ‘high standard,’ giving ‘voice to the voiceless’ and volunteer work for her beloved mid-Michigan home city.

It’s the second time that Jonathan Oosting and Mike Wilkinson have won the top journalism honor in Michigan.

Leslie J. Allen and Jonathan Oosting join editing ranks and Jordyn Hermani starts work on Capitol team, the latest in steady growth for Bridge.

The onetime investigative reporter and retired publisher wins Michigan journalism’s highest honor along with five others.

Is this the year to fix Michigan’s broken mental health system? Will the state decide the presidency? Will anything happen in Lansing in spring? Here is what to expect in 2024.

Lisa Yanick Litwiller has a track record of growing audience, culture change and innovation. She comes to Bridge from the Center for Public Integrity.

Internship lasts eight weeks for those interested in pursuing journalism. Mix of assignments makes it a great opportunity for experience. Pay is $5,000.

This continuously updated tracker has information about United Auto Workers strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

Bridge Michigan is expanding its ranks to fulfill its mission of making Michigan better through deep, nonpartisan public policy journalism.