The Republican National Committee on Wednesday voted to recognize Pete Hoekstra as Michigan GOP chair even though Kristina Karamo continues to claim the title.

Michigan voters will cast ballots in the GOP presidential primary on Feb. 27, but the state party will also hold a nominating caucus convention on March 2. Here’s why, and how it will work.

The Republican National Committee says Pete Hoekstra is Michigan GOP chair. But Kristina Karamo is not conceding ahead of a March 2 caucus convention that will help decide whether Donald Trump is the party’s presidential nominee.

Pro-Trump elector James Renner on Wednesday said he was told a December 2020 meeting to approve an “alternate slate” of Republican electors falsely declaring the former president won Michigan was ‘an appropriate process’ and said he would have challenged it if he suspected illegal activity.

Author and Michigan resident Ellen Airgood joins Bridge Michigan to talk about her novel set in the Upper Peninsula.

The Michigan Department of Treasury began sending out retroactive checks to individuals who qualified for the Earned Income Tax Credit in 2022.

Michigan lets owners claim lost or abandoned property online. If you lost a check, forgot about a bank account or otherwise abandoned property, it should eventually end up with the state, where you can claim it.

The new law means big changes: Private sector workers no longer can avoid paying union dues if they are employed in a workplace with a collective bargaining agreement.

A 4.25-mile expansion of the popular Sleeping Bear Dunes Heritage Trail has prompted environmental concerns.

Michigan is one of 11 states that doesn’t require parents to notify school or state officials when they homeschool children. Suggestions to count students has prompted an outcry from homeschoolers.

We asked. You answered. Bridge Michigan readers weigh in on proposal to count homeschoolers.

Sponsors say a plan to let growing businesses capture payroll taxes would increase prosperity at a time when Michigan incomes are falling and some economists sound dire warning about the state’s future.