Events

Bridge Culture Club resumes Aug. 13 with author Sue Leaf to discuss her book about Lake Superior.

On July 17, Bridge Michigan reporters Paula Gardner and Kelly House will discuss the global electric vehicle transition and its impact on jobs and the environment.

Bridge Michigan answers reader questions in our weekly elections FAQ show. In the latest episode, political reporters break down the Democratic pressure campaign for President Joe Biden to end his reelection bid.

Could Gov. Gretchen Whitmer replace President Joe Biden on the ballot this November? Is there voter fraud in Michigan? Bridge Michigan Capitol reporters Jordyn Hermani and Simon D. Schuster answer these questions and more in our Bridge Elections FAQ.

Bridge Michigan Capitol reporters Lauren Gibbons and Simon Schuster respond to reader questions about Gretchen Whitmer's latest New York Times interview, former President Donald Trump's options for Vice President, voting machines, when we can expect to see results after the election and tools for finding how your lawmakers vote on specific legislation.

Bridge Michigan Politics Reporters Lauren Gibbons and Simon D. Schuster discuss why former President Donald Trump visited Detroit, how immigrants in Michigan affect the state's economy, why there are more registered voters than there are eligible voters in Michigan and more.

Watch Bridge Michigan’s latest installment of Elections FAQ, a new weekly video feature in which reporters answer reader questions.

Director Michael Loukinen joined Bridge Michigan to discuss his documentary film about community and ethnic identity in a small town of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Bridge Michigan's Capitol reporters Lauren Gibbons and Jordyn Hermani answer questions about campaign finance disclosures, the Mackinac Policy Conference, the state House and U.S. Senate races and where to find information about judicial candidates’ politics.

The latest Lunch Break event featured expert panelists discussing the effects of living through the Flint water crisis on the city’s children.