Rep. Julie Alexander’s bill would have given students up to $1,500 to spend on tutoring and other education expenses. Democrats call it a voucher program. Where does tutoring stand in Michigan now?

Prosecutors announce the decision on Thursday following the April 4 shooting death of a Congolese immigrant following a traffic stop.

How will Michiganders get abortions if they’re illegal here? Paula Thornton Greear, the first Black woman to lead the state agency, says Planned Parenthood has a plan. Plus: Her first sex talk with Mom down Nine Mile and the agency’s first gender-affirming treatment program.

The FBI executes search warrant on Kelley's home in Allendale; he has been charged with multiple misdemeanors related to the Jan. 6, 2021, riots.

After a whirlwind few weeks, Michigan’s primary ballot is beginning to take shape. Here’s a list of candidates for governor, Congress and update on ballot measures.

Protesters took to the gallery of the Michigan House on Wednesday, urging legislators to repeal a 1931 abortion ban in a demonstration that resulted in one arrest.

Author Frances Kai-Hwa Wang joined Bridge for the latest Bridge Book Club discussion of her essay collection.

Self-serve taps, water park bars approved to help beleaguered tourism industry and — let’s face it — parents.

Michigan officials launched the pilot, called Strong Beginnings, on the premise that high-quality education has profound benefits for all early learners, not just those who are a year away from kindergarten.

The pandemic intensified a long-festering youth mental health crisis and left schools searching for answers. In Michigan, 600 schools have adopted a social-emotional learning curriculum known as TRAILS – Transforming Research into Action to Improve the lives of students. It is poised to grow further – if the Legislature approves $150 million in new funding.

First it was parts delays. Then repair shops struggled to find certified mechanics to complete the job. Now repairs are taking weeks — or longer.

Amid soaring signature prices and forgery scandals, multiple citizen-driven initiatives were disqualified for the November ballot. Several others remain in the race — for now. Here’s what you need to know.