Ferris State’s new dorm offers views of its football stadium. Western’s new hall is made of timber and has massage chairs. But big investments in dorms haven’t always worked in other states.

After all that toil in the salt mines and data farms, it’s time to crack open a Faygo and drink in the Bridge Michigan News Quiz, 10 ultra-caffeinated questions with no bitter aftertaste. You know the ...

A group looking to amend the Michigan Constitution to require voters prove their citizenship has turned to the US Supreme Court, seeking ballot access after state elections officials were unable to ...

Democratic candidate for governor Jocelyn Benson and running mate Winnie Brinks join hands at the Michigan Democratic Party’s state convention on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. (Lauren Gibbons/Bridge ...

SAUGATUCK — When Democrats gathered this week in a West Michigan congressional district they’re trying to flip blue, they wanted to talk about the cost of living under President Donald Trump. But it ...

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 ...

Damaged lily flowers from invasive scarlet lily beetles. (Courtesy of Marianna Szucs/ Michigan State University) LANSING — Michigan State University researchers have launched a long-term effort to ...

A network of free clinics operates on shoestring budgets, volunteers, donated supplies and hope. Some predict they’ll need more of that if more Michiganders lose health coverage.

Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jocelyn Benson got donations from DTE and Blue Cross executives, while the DeVos family continued to contribute to Republican John James.

Michigan is actively expanding electric vehicle infrastructure and promoting the transition to electric transportation, but researches say the presence of charging stations doesn’t necessarily mean ...

Small towns have trouble attracting leaders and are saddled with increasing responsibilities, but efforts to help struggle to even get a hearing in the Capitol.

A network of free clinics operates on shoestring budgets, volunteers, donated supplies and hope. Some predict they’ll need more of that if more Michiganders lose health coverage.