Optimism grows that Michigan voters will decide pot, redistricting questions
As deadlines near, the road appears bumpier for a host of other proposals, from creating a part-time Legislature to shutting down an aging oil pipeline. Bridge updates all the state ballot measures.
The Michigan News Quiz: Fact lovers of the world, unite
We love facts almost as much as we love quizzes about 10 things that happened in Michigan last week.
Opinion | Beware of unintended consequences of Michigan Medicaid work demand
Most adult Medicaid recipients already work, are in school or face real obstacles to jobs. And without investing in childcare or other support, many low-income parents would face a bind.
Bridge staffers win 23 awards from Society of Professional Journalists
Bridge Magazine swept multiple categories and won five first-place honors from the Detroit chapter of SPJ
Opinion | Denhollander: MSU, please stop lying about Nassar victims
Rachael Denhollander says MSU interim leader John Engler and his team are using the same smears against Larry Nassar’s female victims as Nassar’s defense lawyers.
Guns share spotlight with budget woes at Michigan school convention
Amid seminars on retirement costs and finance, budget officials learn how to ward off a gunman during a school conference in Detroit. Another colorful stop on the Michigan Truth Tour.
Michigan was once a leader at recycling. Today, it’s the pits.
Nearly 40 years after Michigan implemented its landmark 10-cent deposit law, the state’s recycling rate is among the nation’s worst. What happened? And what is Lansing doing about it?
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