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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.

Gibbons has eight years experience covering Lansing politics and policy issues. Her arrival is part of Bridge Michigan’s continuing investment in political coverage this election year and beyond.

Our real-time, graphic-driven snapshot of economic indicators will help you understand how Michigan workers, families and businesses are faring in a changing world.

The Capitol reporter is honored for his coverage of the fallout from the 2020 election. Bridge wins top honors for digital site and 19 other awards in Michigan Press Association annual contest.

Individuals and companies across the globe are looking for ways to help Ukraine following Russia’s invasion. Follow these recommendations (and cautions) to ensure your donation is well spent.

Bridge readers told us they want more Lansing coverage. So we’ve added a third Capitol reporter and new education and general news reporters.

As we glide toward the end of 2021, Bridge Michigan reporters look back on the stories that best encapsulated a frenetic news year.

Several college aspiring journalists will have the opportunity to hone their skills working with Michigan’s preeminent nonprofit news team.

Josiah Foster will play a key role in helping Bridge Michigan and BridgeDetroit’s parent organization build reader membership and meet its earned-revenue ambitions.

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.

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