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Michigan news: Bridge archive

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400K unemployment claims now flagged in Michigan fraud investigation	June 12, 2020	Paula Gardner
Whitmer lifts ban on summer camps, some school sports workouts	June 12, 2020	Sophia Yoon
Order extending halt in Michigan evictions may create 75,000 case backlog	June 12, 2020	Paula Gardner
Coronavirus lays bare health disparities amid Michigan protests	June 11, 2020	Robin Erb
Sinai-Grace nurses file lawsuit, allege patients died because hospital was short-staffed	June 11, 2020	Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press
'The World According to Fannie Davis' author joining Bridge talk Friday	June 11, 2020	Monica Williams, Amber DeLind
Crises collide: Flood recovery workers carried COVID-19 to Michigan	June 11, 2020	Jonathan Oosting
Michigan lawmakers fast-track police reform but some question necessity	June 11, 2020	Riley Beggin
Appeals court sides with Enbridge over Dana Nessel in Line 5 tunnel dispute	June 11, 2020	Kelly House
Reaching out to black people to discuss race? There’s a good and bad way.	June 11, 2020	Louis Aguilar
Ann Arbor restaurant pioneer takes time reopening: ‘Everyone is anxious’	June 11, 2020	Paula Gardner
Opinion \| Enforce the law to protect Michigan voting rights	June 11, 2020	Christina Schlitt
Opinion \| Many colleges have waived ACT, SAT tests amid pandemic. Why hasn't U-M?	June 11, 2020	Eva McGregor Dodds
Edenville Dam owner claims Michigan regulators to blame for flooding	June 10, 2020	Mike Wilkinson
Michigan gay rights proposal off fall ballot; ruling opens door for 2022	June 10, 2020	Jonathan Oosting
Michigan launches a WiFi hotspot map to aid those lacking Internet access	June 10, 2020	Sophia Yoon
Pandemic may mean big profit to Michigan insurers, tiny rebates for drivers	June 10, 2020	Jonathan Oosting
Frustrations rise over 340K frozen jobless claims, Michigan’s lack of answers	June 10, 2020	Paula Gardner
Michigan gives no coronavirus data on thousands of seniors and disabled	June 10, 2020	Ted Roelofs
Michigan colleges vow to reopen in fall. Experts say read the fine print.	June 10, 2020	Ron French
Who pays Michigan utilities’ coronavirus costs: customers or investors?	June 10, 2020	Tom Perkins
Lawsuit: Jocelyn Benson allowing ‘suspiciously high’ voter registration rates	June 9, 2020	Riley Beggin
Michigan hospitals reopen to visitors after coronavirus, but rules vary	June 9, 2020	Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press
Poll: Michigan Dems, GOP disagree whether schools will be safe for kids	June 9, 2020	Sophia Yoon
Neighbors of Edenville Dam don’t want state investigating its failure	June 9, 2020	Mike Wilkinson, Riley Beggin
Northern Michigan braced for coronavirus surge that has yet to arrive	June 8, 2020	Mike Wilkinson
Midland failed dams, floods caused $200M in damages to 2,500 buildings	June 8, 2020	Riley Beggin
Michigan restaurants can now reopen.That doesn’t mean most will.	June 8, 2020	Paula Gardner
Inspections show death, despair gripped Michigan nursing homes amid pandemic	June 8, 2020	Jonathan Oosting
What police have learned, or not, about how to defuse mass protests	June 5, 2020	Ted Roelofs
Michigan freezes 340k unemployment accounts amid fraud probe and pandemic	June 5, 2020	Jonathan Oosting
Salons to reopen statewide June 15, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says	June 5, 2020	Riley Beggin
Michigan COVID-19 deaths swell, as state tweaks how it tallies cases	June 5, 2020	Mike Wilkinson
Coronavirus pandemic slams Detroit economy, protesters want change	June 5, 2020	Louis Aguilar
Opinion \| Why COVID-19 hit Michigan so hard	June 5, 2020	John Austin, Brad Hershbein
After Edenville Dam fail, five other Michigan dams may pose lethal danger	June 5, 2020	Kelly House, Mike Wilkinson
No band, buses or sports? Budget cuts could cripple Michigan schools	June 4, 2020	Ron French
After devastating flood, Sanford Lake homeowners face new threat	June 4, 2020	Mike Wilkinson
Michigan Supreme Court kicks GOP challenge of Whitmer powers to lower court	June 4, 2020	Riley Beggin
Nearly a third of Michigan educators mull quitting because of coronavirus	June 4, 2020	Ron French
Opinion \| COVID-19, meat shortage are why you should move to plant-based meat	June 4, 2020	Molly Tamulevich
Michigan Senate passes training bill aimed at reducing police brutality	June 4, 2020	Riley Beggin
Six of seven Michigan small businesses don’t expect to regain lost sales	June 4, 2020	Paula Gardner
How to be an ally in Michigan protests against injustice, police brutality	June 4, 2020	Olivia Lewis
After Midland floods, a question: Where did waters carry toxic chemicals?	June 3, 2020	Kelly House
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer calls for anti-bias training, police reforms	June 3, 2020	Riley Beggin
MSU’s likely fall plan: face masks, takeout food and Saturday classes	June 3, 2020	Ron French
Whitmer eases restrictions on hospital visits as coronavirus spread slows	June 3, 2020	Sophia Yoon
Insomnia, flashbacks hitting Michigan hospital workers as coronavirus ebbs	June 3, 2020	Kate Wells, Michigan Radio, Kelly House
What is my future? How Michigan teens and young adults deal with isolation	June 3, 2020	Ted Roelofs