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Numerous flights at Detroit Metro Airport have been delayed and computers at Corewell Health, the state’s largest health care system, were impacted by Friday's global software glitch.

The governor announces a new state office to find ways to address decades of stagnation. The move comes after a commission she appointed unceremoniously ended.

Not all Michigan conservatives are pleased after the national Republican Party adopted a platform softer on abortion bans than ever before Could it cost them in November?

As artificial intelligence use soars, small businesses now face the critical decision of whether or not to invest.

Over a dozen beaches across Michigan have closed or been placed under contamination advisories due to high levels of E. coli after heavy rainfall.

The rate of mothers dying as a result of pregnancy has increased dramatically in Michigan, and is far worse for American Indian and Black moms.

In the wake of new recount reforms preventing canvassers from conducting investigations into election fraud, a reader asks if there’s a way to challenge the results if fraud is suspected.

Hill Harper starred in ‘The Good Doctor’ on TV and boasts backing from celebrities like Dave Chappelle. But many Michigan voters don’t know who he is – or that he’s even running for U.S. Senate.

Michigan joined the nationwide 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline initiative in 2022. In the last year, over 88,000 calls have been answered.

Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first public remarks since former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt Saturday, says Americans must engage in a “vigorous and civil exchange of ideas” rather than resort to violence.

The latest Lunch Break event featured Bridge Michigan reporters Paula Gardner and Kelly House talking about the economic and environmental impacts of EVs