Nearly 400 pages of federal guidance left a lot unanswered questions for Michigan as it tries to prepare for sweeping changes in Medicaid. But some pieces did become clearer.
New federal rules for Medicaid: Here’s what’s changing in Michigan
Posted inThe Center for Michigan
Bridge Michigan expands again, seeks west Michigan editor
As news deserts grow and the media landscape shifts, Bridge is growing to better serve all of Michigan.
Posted inGuest Commentary
Opinion | Five solutions to make Michigan energy more affordable
Affordable energy is a necessity. Michigan families, businesses, and communities thrive when energy costs are low. These practical solutions will lower bills and make energy more affordable for all Michiganders. Political candidates should take note.
Posted inMichigan Government
Haley Stevens knows how to win in Michigan. Is that enough for Democrats?
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and other establishment figures have rallied behind Haley Stevens in Michigan’s must-win US Senate race, but she faces a tough matchup against Abdul El-Sayed.
Posted inMichigan Government
Fact check: GOP rivals attack John James in gubernatorial debate
Down in the polls, Mike Cox and Perry Johnson used a Republican gubernatorial debate to attack John James’ business and electoral records. Here are the facts.
Posted inOutdoors Life
Michigan would allow hunters to kill ‘bonus’ buck under proposed pilot program
Deer hunters who go out in the Lower Peninsula during the 2027 season will be limited to ‘one buck,’ but if the earn-a-second-buck program is implemented, they could potentially kill an additional antlered deer.
Posted inMichigan Government
Full video: Michigan GOP governor hopefuls debate in Detroit
Michigan Republicans running for governor shared the debate stage Wednesday night on Fox 2 Detroit.
Posted inMichigan Health Watch
Sturgis closure may be ‘first of more’ for Michigan rural hospitals
After more than 100 years, Michigan’s only federally recognized rural emergency hospital closed its doors citing ‘years of ongoing financial challenges.’ Experts say more could follow given the current health care landscape.
Posted inTalent & Education
As scores dip, Michigan law takes effect dropping essay from standardized test
Michigan high school juniors will no longer be required to complete the SAT essay portion of the Michigan Merit Exam beginning this school year legislation that took effect July 1.
Posted inGuest Commentary
Opinion | Why Michiganders should care about proposed overhaul of federal grant rules
Every Michigander has a stake in ensuring that scientific funding decisions are guided by rigorous expert review, transparency and the potential to improve people’s lives. OMB-2026-0034 deserves more public attention.