Republican Mike Rogers is using Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s support for the Green New Deal to claim he wants to ban gas-powered cars. Here are the facts.
Fact check: Mike Rogers claims Abdul El-Sayed wants to ban gas-powered cars
Posted inNews Quiz
Bridge Michigan News Quiz, Oct. 16: Are you paying attention?
It’s been another busy week in Michigan. Can you answer these 10 questions about the week in politics, sports and life?
Posted inMichigan Government
Fact check: John James, Jocelyn Benson trade claims in Michigan governor debate
Michigan gubernatorial hopefuls debated state spending, school funding, gas taxes and more. Here are the facts.
Posted inMichigan Government
Fact check: JD Vance attacks Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan
In a Michigan speech, JD Vance called Abdul El-Sayed a ‘little weasel’ who ‘hates’ America. Here are the facts.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan elections: What Democrats, Republicans say they’d do if they win big
From property tax cuts to prescription drug price relief, Michigan leaders are preparing policy wishlists to pursue if their party wins full control of state government this fall.
Posted inMichigan Government
10 races to watch: Democrats, Republicans battle for Michigan Legislature
The Michigan House and Senate are up for grabs on Nov. 3. The races could decide Democratic or Republican control.
Posted inMichigan Environment Watch
Township vote paves way for Michigan’s second hyperscale data center
The Van Buren Township Planning Commission approved a site plan for Google’s proposed facility near the Detroit airport — the last major permitting hurdle to the 1-gigawatt facility’s construction.
Posted inBusiness Watch, Michigan Environment Watch
Fact check: What’s true and what’s not in Michigan’s data center debate
From noise pollution to job creation, experts weigh in on the biggest claims about the infrastructure that powers AI.
Posted inOutdoors Life
Michigan DNR to track fish stocking using 23andMe-style gene testing
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says it’s begun using genetic testing to track the success of its $11 million fish stocking program.
Posted inGuest Commentary
Opinion | Michigan’s road back to educational excellence begins before kindergarten
If we want stronger literacy rates, better math skills, higher graduation rates and a more skilled workforce, our strategy must begin long before children enter elementary school.
