Michigan’s pregnancy crisis centers, dismissed as ‘fake clinics’ by some, say they are increasing clinic staff and equipment and uniting for a stronger voice. Abortion providers are expanding services, too.

Two college journalists from Michigan State University and one from the University of Michigan will join Bridge’s award-winning newsroom this summer.

Joe Biden spoke to the Detroit Branch NAACP on Sunday, touting African-Americans gains in wealth and health care. He left out some key details.

You asked, Bridge answered: Here’s where Michigan’s 13 members of the U.S. House stand on aid to Israel and the Palestinian cause.

Growing concern over health risks posed by harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie prompts scientists to study a potential treatment found in an unlikely place: the lake.

New projections show tax revenues and the economy are stabilizing as Gov. Whitmer, legislators work to finalize an $80 billion spending plan.

Democrats demand a state investigation into “potential forgery and other fraudulent signature gathering tactics” by leading Republican candidates for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat.

Several Michigan communities embrace ”No Mow May,” a movement that encourages residents not to mow their lawns for a month. There’s little evidence it helps pollinators.

Detroit’s population has fallen for years, so a Census estimate showing gains was cause for cheers. Use our database to look up population estimates across the state.

On May 29, enterprise reporter Ron French will discuss the far-reaching impacts of the Flint Water Crisis on children with three expert panelists.

A ransomware attack at Ascension health system has breached medical records, disrupted patient care, and forced the health care behemoth back to paper records in at least some cases.

When Melody Rohrer’s murderer was caught, he wasn’t charged with a sex crime despite evidence that he had sex with her corpse. That’s because no law explicitly bans necrophilia in Michigan, a fact her family is trying to change.