New state funding of $40 million has been allocated to increase dual enrollment of high school students in college courses, especially for districts with economically disadvantaged students.

Four Michigan colleges unveil three-year bachelor degrees amid a national movement, enrollment struggles and controversy.

We should demand that our elections be accurate. We should ask tough questions when warranted. Accountability and scrutiny are strengths of our system, not challenges to overcome. But we also have to ...

Enjoy summer while it lasts, Michigan. The days are shorter, the mornings colder and the ice cream man was caught wearing long sleeves! But fret not, it’s time for the Bridge Michigan News Quiz. You ...

This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. Sign up for Votebeat Michigan’s free newsletter here. The ...

What happened to summer, Michigan? School buses are beginning to make the rounds again, which means it’s time for new Pink Pearl erasers, mechanical pencils that double as shivs and the almighty ...

Flanked by state attorneys and staff, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel remarks on the release of a 105-page report into the state’s failed Flint water crisis prosecution. (Kelly House/Bridge ...

After 18 years on the Mason City Council, Elaine Ferris faces recall in November over a vote she says was intended to protect her city from data center development, not invite it. Mason, in Ingham ...

The Line 5 pipeline rests at the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac as it crosses from Superior, Wisconsin to Sarnia, Ontario. (Bridge file photo) More than a decade into Michigan’s debate about Line 5 ...

Direct primary care typically works outside insurance. But what if it were instead added to existing coverage? Three Michigan school districts are giving it a try.

The median Michigan home was built in 1973. As Michigan tries to add housing to meet demand, the age of existing homes poses its own challenges, including higher repair bills that can deter buyers.

Starting in the fall of 2027, first-year students at the College of Literature, Science and the Arts will no longer have their first-semester grades factored into their GPAs or written on transcripts.