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Bridge’s mission is to inform Michigan citizens about their state, amplify their views and explore the challenges of our civic life.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: ‘Voting season’ begins this week
Michigan’s presidential election is technically 43 days away. But voting begins later this week as absentee ballots go out. Bridge reporters break down your voting options — and the latest presidential campaign news.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Bridge Michigan News Quiz, Sept. 20, 2024: A quizzing we shall go
The news train keeps on a-rolling, and so does the news trivia: Answer questions about the week that was (and other stuff) to prove your smarts.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Bridge Michigan seeks regional editor to expand statewide coverage, editions
Bridge Michigan is growing again and hiring another editor with an eye toward expanded coverage of west and northern Michigan.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: Good, bad news for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
In latest Michigan elections FAQ live show: Bridge discusses the second failed assassination attempt against Donald Trump, a Taylor Swift endorsement for Kamala Harris and economic data that could hurt her campaign.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Bridge Michigan News Quiz, Sept. 13, 2024: Last gasp of summer
Summer is winding down. Kick back, relax and answer 10 amazing questions about the week that was in Michigan.
Posted inMichigan Government
What time is presidential debate tonight, how to watch Kamala Harris, Donald Trump
Watch the debate live at 9 p.m. Study up on how inflation, electric vehicles and immigration are impacting Michigan. All are likely to be big topics tonight.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections FAQ: Debate preparations; changing tunes on abortion, EVs
In our latest FAQ show: Bridge reporters lock in their predictions for Tuesday’s presidential debate and discuss what topics Republicans and Democrats would like to avoid.
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Bridge Michigan News Quiz, Sept. 6, 2024: Back to school trivia
Summer is winding down. Temperatures are dropping. But the new quizzing has never been hotter.