Nearly 650,000 Michiganders on Medicaid could lose coverage for hospital care, medications and routine doctors appointments if they don’t comply with new work rules — or prove they’re exempted from ...
Just days after developers announced they’re exploring a potential data center south of Lansing, local officials urged them to “cease all efforts.” The swift rebuke adds to growing resistance to data ...
LANSING — Michiganders will decide in the Nov. 3 general election whether to rewrite the Michigan Constitution and limit political spending by utilities and state contractors. Proposal 1, which asks ...
Republican Doug Lloyd, left, and Democrat Eli Savit are in a race to become Michigan attorney general. Both are county prosecutors, Lloyd in Eaton County and Savit in Washtenaw County. (Courtesy ...
Republican nominee for U.S. Senate Mike Rogers speaks during a campaign event Thursday, Aug. 20, 2026, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) DETROIT — Republican Mike Rogers claims he’s got an ace up his ...
Prices are going up 14.2% for health plans that individuals buy on their own. Employee-sponsored plans are expected to see rates rise as well.
On this spooky weekend, can you answer 10 ghoulish questions about the week in Michigan politics, sports and civic life?
Your guide to the Michigan governor’s race: Bios, key stances, disagreements and controversies surrounding the candidates seeking to succeed Gretchen Whitmer.
With all eyes on Michigan, Bridge’s Capitol team discusses Tuesday’s midterm which will also decide control of the Legislature, ballot proposals, the state’s high court and more.
Michigan State University Trustee Mike Balow has filed a federal lawsuit aimed at modifying an updated ethics policy that includes a “loyalty” clause and more.
More than 375 people attended or tuned into Bridge Michigan’s inaugural Issues Summit, a half-day convening with journalist-led conversations about the issues shaping Michigan’s future.
Once a battleground, the working-class southern Michigan county has become a reliable vote for Republicans since 2016. Tariffs, high costs and general fatigue give Democrats some hope next week.