Canvassers approve petition targeting Republican for voting for Democrat Joe Tate as House speaker. Efforts to target other lawmakers were rejected for not being sufficiently clear.'

A recently passed law will require Michigan public schools to provide information about sexual violence and resources to middle and high schoolers.

The state’s library association is looking for residents to spot and shed light on library battles that often focus on LGBTQ-themed books.

Joel Kurth becomes executive editor of impact and enterprise; David Zeman to retire. Bridge is launching a national search for another executive editor and eventually will hire two deputy editors.

A new survey shows many would leave Michigan for jobs they consider more innovative. Young people say they aren’t sure auto companies can provide the work-life balance they crave.

Once abundant in Michigan, wild rice has dwindled in numbers since the early 1900s. Now, tribes are partnering with government agencies to bring back the grain that is vital to their heritage.

The governor signs a record budget that includes new money for business incentives, affordable housing, public safety — and plenty of ‘pork.’ Here’s what you need to know.

Will you help make this our summer of sustainability?

The latest Lunch Break will feature top experts talking about ways to open career pathways to address an ongoing talent crisis in health care.

It’s mice, shrews and voles for the eastern massasauga rattlesnake. But you'll never guess how GVSU researchers learned it. Double spoiler: They looked at poop.

$18 million for condos, $9 million for a health startup and more: Champions say the money helps those in need; foes say it’s old-fashioned pork and government picking winners and losers.

The new law repeals a 2018 Republican-backed law that prohibited the state from setting stronger environmental standards than the federal government.