Bridge Michigan answers reader questions in our weekly elections FAQ show. In the latest episode, political reporters break down the Democratic pressure campaign for President Joe Biden to end his reelection bid.

Consumers Energy will help build 1,500 public fast-chargers by 2030, it announced Thursday. Utilities view EV charging as a moneymaker and a cost-saver for customers. But their investments still pale in comparison to Michigan’s need.

Michigan and other Midwestern states could face heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the week as tropical storm Beryl approaches Texas.

Before heading to Michigan beaches this summer, check for blue-green algae that poses a risk to human and animal health.

Nothing is better on a long weekend than a nice cool beverage, American freedom and a quiz on the week that was in Michigan.

A look at the auto industry’s first half of 2024 shows growing uncertainty over the presidential election, auto sales, EV adoption and, in Michigan, jobs. Here’s what to keep an eye on for the rest of 2024.

Kelley Cusmano fears a major teacher shortage within the next few years if more isn’t done to retain veteran educators.

Women are in the majority at almost every college and university in Michigan, with an increasing percentage of men choosing work over schooling, new data shows.

State and local law enforcement agencies are partnering up to remind drivers not to speed and reduce the number of speed-related crashes.

A Democratic-sponsored bill would wrest control of Michigan’s health insurance marketplace from the federal government and put it in the hands of the state. Republican lawmakers are concerned about how much the change would cost.

As populations change, areas like Grand Traverse County are becoming more competitive. And the region could once again prove key in determining who controls the Michigan Legislature.

Some homeowners associations ban residents from installing solar panels, electric vehicle charging stations and other green upgrades. A new bill would change that.