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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.

NewsGuard, a publication that rates news sites for credibility, singles out Bridge in its annual report as a model ‘straight shooter.’

Thanks to reader support, Bridge is hiring four positions for 2023, capping another year of steady growth.

Have you built and optimized Google Ad campaigns? Do you have opinions on what makes a dynamic professional Instagram and/or TikTok account? You might be perfect for our entry-level position.

Bridge is offering a paid, eight-week internship for aspiring journalists.

Bridge Michigan seeks another editor to help guide our rapidly expanding coverage.

Michigan's premier nonprofit news site hiring general assignment reporter to grow our award-winning newsroom.

Woodruff will assume the role Friday, following the departure of current President Samuel Stanley Jr. He announced his resignation Oct. 13 following months of friction with MSU’s Board of Trustees.

The two meet for a second and final debate at 7 p.m. at Oakland University in Rochester

Miss the debate? Many did. Here are five key moments between first of two debates between Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Tudor Dixon.

Bridge Michigan’s parent nonprofit will have a new CEO in 2023, as longtime CEO John Bebow transitions to publisher. The board also has added three members.

Bridge is part of Great Lakes News Collaboration, which won the US Water Prize for its examination of Michigan’s infrastructure crisis.

The governor says the symptoms are mild and she is working remotely.

Here’s what to know about Tudor Dixon, Ryan Kelley, Ralph Rebandt, Kevin Rinke and Garrett Soldano

Apply by Friday, Aug. 19 for the inaugural Bridge Michigan Emerging Environment Journalist Internship, a part-time, semester-long opportunity to work in one of the fastest growing nonprofit newsrooms in the nation.

A full-time reporter will cover election administration and voting access. The hire follows expansions to Bridge’s Capitol and reporting ranks.

Journalists from Michigan State and the University of Michigan will join the Bridge staff.

Winning work examined environmental justice, consumer watchdog issues, extremism, the environment and more.

House was recognized by the Covering Climate Now Journalism Awards for stories analyzing how well Michigan is preparing for the consequences of climate change. Her work was selected from more than 900 submissions around the world.

VoteBeat is a growing nonprofit that is pairing with Bridge Michigan to hire a reporter to cover voting and elections issues.