How two troubled young men tried to start a separatist compound — and what it says about the white-power movement in Michigan.

As we glide toward the end of 2021, Bridge Michigan reporters look back on the stories that best encapsulated a frenetic news year.

The year began with new vaccines and hopes for an end. It is ending with grim new threats and big questions about the future.

A nonprofit is raising foundations of shanties along the Leelanau Peninsula because of increased flooding and water levels from climate change.

Redistricting panel completes process that began in 2018 with constitutional amendment. But lawsuits over minority representation are likely.

Michigan’s two majority-Black congressional districts are eliminated. Eight of 14 incumbents would have to face off against each other or run in different districts.

The state’s first-ever redistricting commission is about to adopt legislative maps for the next 10 years. But will they stand up in court?

The results, published this week in the journal Nature, showed that mercury levels in plankton and fish fell more quickly than expected once new sources of mercury were cut off.

Republicans are using Michigan’s unique law in an attempt to tighten voter ID laws, limit emergency health orders and create a new tax credit program to fund private school education.