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This continuously updated post includes details of Michigan's COVID-19 vaccine distribution, who's getting it, along with new case rates including maps and daily state curve data.

Bridge Michigan invested in the next generation of Michigan journalists this summer. That investment paid off big-time.

Bridge’s Ted Roelofs and BridgeDetroit’s Stephen Henderson will be featured in a forum from a journalism cooperative that focuses on elder care.

Data released by the state and published here as a searchable database provides information on current mask policies for many of Michigan’s 537 public school districts.

Bridge Michigan has new job openings for capitol, education and breaking news and general assignment reporters. The Center for Michigan, which publishes Bridge and BridgeDetroit, seeks to fill two business openings.

This continuously updated post includes details of Michigan's elections, campaigns, politics and voting news.

Bridge is doubling its state education team, hiring award-winning reporter Tracie Mauriello in collaboration with Chalkbeat, a leading education news nonprofit.

Bridge Michigan wins five first-place honors in annual awards, sweeps honors for environmental coverage in its category.

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Bridge Michigan won 15 awards in the annual Michigan Press Association contests, as two staff reporters were finalists for top honors.

Chief operating officer, Capitol reporter and production specialist hired as Michigan’s nonprofit civic news organization continues to grow.

Are you a student interested in a career in news reporting? Do you want to work on audience development at our fast-growing news site? Apply now.

Noted author Alice Randall will join Bridge Book Club’s next discussion. Grab your book, cocktail and join us.

Bridge is expanding yet again, seeking an enterprising production specialist to shepherd editorial copy and images through our fast-growing website covering Michigan news.

In a new year marked by uncertainty and hope, here are the stories that could define 2021, from the vaccine to a new president.

The pandemic left hundreds of thousands out of work, closed businesses and left others struggling for their livelihoods.

The pandemic forced Michigan schools to go remote. It didn’t always go well. This week, Bridge revisits its most impactful stories.

In a momentous year, protests broke out in cities throughout Michigan (and nationwide) against police brutality, income inequality and institutional racism. Bridge is revisiting some of its top articles about social justice.

From the failure of two Midland-area dams to continued damage from climate change, Michigan’s environment was often in the news this year.

In a year like none other, 2020 was in many ways defined by a relentless pandemic that touched every element of life and killed thousands of Michiganders.