Data released this week shows distracted driving, and pedestrian deaths rose in 2023, but overall crashes and drunk driving deaths fell.

High sticker prices and a fear of debt may be prompting Michigan high school students to opt out of college. National data suggests getting a college degree is still worth it.

Bridge Culture Club resumes Aug. 13 with author Sue Leaf to discuss her book about Lake Superior.

The primary election is less than a month away and all eyes will be on Michigan. Already,178,931 absentee ballots have been turned in, topping even this time in 2020.

Michigan may be without any statewide ballot proposals for the first time since 2016 after a group seeking to eliminate property taxes failed to collect required signatures in time.

The funds will be used hire a consultant to survey locations included in the Negro Motorist Green Book, which listed safe spots for Blacks.

Michigan will begin auctioning surplus land in August. Up for sale: 91 parcels, including some along the water.

Project 2025 is a conservative blueprint for a second Trump term, but Trump says he knows nothing about it. What gives?

A reader asks if adults in Michigan who acquire a driver's license are automatically registered to vote. Bridge answers as part of our elections FAQ series.

Michigan officials are rolling back a $1 billion incentive package for Ford after it downsized its BlueOval Battery Park. Once planned for over 700 acres, with 2,500 jobs, it’s now slated at roughly 500 acres and 1,700 jobs.

The state’s auditor general says Michigan’s Child Protective Services is slow to investigate allegations of child abuse and neglect, but the head of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has fired back, saying the probe is “deceitful and dishonest.”

As he returns to Detroit, Joe Biden vows to remain in the presidential race. Some Michigan Democrats are still concerned.