Flint syndrome:

In Part 2, Bridge shows how Pennsylvania and Ohio are taking a different approach to keeping their cities stron

What Michigan can learn from this Ohio border city, which manages to balance its budget and keep cops on the street despite budget challenges

When cities lose 2,300 police officers, it’s time for Michigan to look in the mirror.

Plenty of Michigan towns and cities lost 30, 40 or even 50 percent of its police force in the past decade

Out of money, the city of Wayne depends on public generosity to maintain public safety. Is this any way to run a government

The “breakfast capital of the world” is having its lunch eaten by a fraying municipal infrastructure.

Saginaw’s recreation department was eliminated following cuts to state revenue sharing money, which used to be the city’s biggest funding sourc