It’s a long weekend. Time to relax, reflect and impress your friends by answering 10 questions about the week that was in Michigan.

Experts have warned that the pandemic’s effect on learning would last for a long time. Now, Michigan scores show third graders are scoring worse on reading than third graders prior to the pandemic.

This holiday weekend, close the laptop, fire up the grill and — health officials urge — grab the bug spray.

‘Democrats are helping China destroy and replace our auto industry,’ Vance claimed in a Michigan speech. Here are the facts.

About one-third of the costs will be funded with tax gains on the projects, which will remake two areas close to downtown and the Grand River.

Changes to M-STEP would streamline the assessment process, add to the relevance of the remaining testing tools, and remove impediments Michigan students have to higher education.

Michigan schools are still secluding and restraining students, mostly those with disabilities, at high numbers despite a 2016 law designed to limit the controversial practice. One special education school is beginning to police itself.

Pre-processing absentee ballots means faster results. Why isn’t every Michigan clerk trying it?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign, but his name will still be on the ballot. Bridge Michigan explains why he’s on the ballot, and why the Natural Law Party wants him to stay there.

Grand Blanc-based McLaren Health Care was hit earlier this month, part of a nationwide upswing in cyberattacks in health care.