On October 19, Bridge Michigan business editor Paula Gardner will moderate a discussion with a panel of experts on the impact of inflation on businesses and consumers across the state.

Michigan’s effort to gain massive manufacturing sites for EV batteries leapt forward on Wednesday with deals near Big Rapids and metro Detroit, bringing the total to four this year.

A federal judge found that the Endenville Dam owner lied about warning the state about safety concerns to deflect responsibility.

Election officials say there’s a lot to like about the ballot measure, but it leaves out key details, including who will pay to accommodate early voting.

Michigan has taken scores of in-patient beds offline since April because it can’t hire enough staff to care for patients. State-run facilities treat the most severely ill patients, making the job draining and at times perilous.

Seventh Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Kelly dropped felony charges against seven former government officials tied to the Flint water crisis on Tuesday.

This continuously updated post includes details of Michigan's COVID-19 vaccine distribution, who's getting it, along with new case rates including maps and daily state curve data.

What to know about a ballot measure to extend term limits and require more financial transparency in state government.

Black and Hispanic Detroiters are making far less and have fewer job opportunities than their white counterparts, a new report has found.

Bridge Michigan’s parent nonprofit will have a new CEO in 2023, as longtime CEO John Bebow transitions to publisher. The board also has added three members.

Michigan’s ballot measure leaves much to courts to interpret, but it would allow Michigan to continue regulating the procedure and keep safety measures in place, experts and independent analysts say.

In Michigan and elsewhere, incidents between parents and referees or coaches are rising — and surveys show many kids are leaving sports as a result.