Tens of thousands of Michiganders protested Donald Trump this weekend, pushing Democratic officials to confront a president Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has so far tried to work with.

Our weekly News Quiz is going live and in-person for the first time ever on June 25

Too often, Lansing has micromanaged school budgets, limiting the ability of local schools to respond effectively to the unique challenges they face. Our budget fundamentally changes this approach.

These earn-while-you-learn programs are one of the most effective tools we have to connect people with high-wage, in-demand careers.

The loss of almost a third of Michigan’s drug-fighting funds could thwart efforts to save lives.

Michigan awarded nearly $1 million to 50+ local history projects statewide. The grants support preservation efforts ahead of the U.S. 250th anniversary in 2026.

Take this quiz on events in Michigan. You won’t regret it as long as you live.

State legislators have entered legislation that would make ‘vaccination status’ a civil rights class and curb the government’s ability to enforce vaccine mandates for children.

A Florida company has acquired all the ferry operations to the island and raised prices to the tourism Mecca. An Up North legislator wants to give the island more control.

The commission hasn’t voted on the proposal to make coyote hunting year-round since first introducing the idea in March.

The June 24 event will feature Bridge Michigan reporters discussing Michigan impacts into health research, immigration, tariffs, the arts, immigration and more.

Author Dianna Cross Toran spoke with Bridge readers about her book and the achievements of Black families in Newaygo County and beyond.

Trump administration initiative targets recent arrivals, leaves immigrants trapped, says immigrant rights advocate.

Eight years after President Donald Trump's first travel ban largely targeted majority-Muslim countries, many Arab Americans say his new ban is motivated by bias. They call it the latest act of abandonment by both major political parties in the U.S. over many years.

A judge has turned down requests for new trials by the parents of the Oxford High School shooter despite saying prosecutors willfully failed to disclose agreements with two key witnesses.

Under new House plan, Michigan schools could face a 20% funding penalty if they have unisex bathrooms or DEI programs, and a state agency could be penalized if employees list chosen pronouns in their emails.

Ukrainian refugees built a successful Michigan business after fleeing the war-torn country. But uncertainty abounds as the Trump administration considers sending migrants back to conflict zones.

A new bill would prohibit food distributors from providing schools with food containing eight synthetic ingredients.

In St. Louis, taxpayers have spent millions of dollars and decades cleaning a chemical plant that new research has shown caused numerous health problems. Cuts to the Superfund program would hinder similar cleanups.