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Deportation split his family in two. Now, he’s surrounded by shanties and homes without running water. (video)

He has a name, but little money. So Young relies on his speeches in his uphill climb to unseat incumbent Mayor Mike Duggan.

Raised in America, a young Detroit woman is a stranger in a violent land in Mexico after she is deported.

Bridge Magazine scours State of City speeches to filter fact from promises of Detroit’s mayor.

Cloud of confusion envelopes statewide industry. Michigan tells pot shops to close doors, while Detroit may open more.

A 3 percent tax next year could allow dispensaries to operate legally and generate money for the state and cities that allow the pot shops.

There’s a lot of moving parts as the state moves to shore up the ‘wild west’ industry. Here’s what you need to know.

Detroit’s new superintendent sits for a Q&A about school closures, test scores, lead in drinking fountains and early conflict-of-interest questions.

Federal officials say Michigan isn’t properly educating students with disabilities. Parents blame cost cutting.

Some of Michigan’s top foundations invested millions of dollars to improve Detroit education. The group they formed has closed quietly, falling well short of its goals.

A state effort is underway to track school superintendents, principals.

The state’s two U.S. Senators, both Democrats, tell Bridge and the Detroit Journalism Cooperative how they plan to improve Michigan’s economy, and the challenges they face when their party is not in power.

A Michigan woman brings hope and a duffel bag to the airport on what could be her last day in only country she’s known since she was a baby.

The documentary, produced by the Detroit Free Press in partnership with Bridge Magazine is selling out fast. A Bridge/DJC book examining the violence that shook Detroit 50 years ago is available now.

The past and new immigration policies catch up to a woman who must soon leave United States – and her family.

To break even, streetcar must be more than a millennial mover or party tram for sports fans, experts say.

How much did it cost? How much does it need to make to break even? We break it all down for you.

Bridge staff sweeps online news, investigative prizes for coverage of Flint, misuse of welfare money and more

Examining free college prep exam courses, which some say work just as well as those that cost thousands.

Compilation from Bridge and the Detroit Journalism Cooperative measures how much has changed since deadly days of 1967. It goes on sale today. Get your copy in one click.