Michigan leaders cite several reasons for the increase: opportunities to make up class credit, career and tech classes that students enjoy and more.

Bridge is hiring an education reporter and a health multimedia reporter The job openings come even as newsrooms nationwide are shrinking Bridge has more than doubled its reporting staff in seven years ...

Housing and homeless aid providers call for more funding, more affordable housing following deaths of two Detroit children in ...

MSU has installed classroom door locks, added cell phone numbers to emergency alerts and installed more cameras. Leaders say ...

What happened in Fremont is exactly the sort of mire the state was hoping to prevent when it passed siting reforms in ...

A new study on pregnant women found a possible link between cannabis use and smaller newborns, but says more research is needed to see if a cause-and-effect relationship exists.

Using rooftops, community lots and distressed lands allows solar to flourish with fewer conflicts, greater local benefits and stronger community support.

There has been a rush of immigrants facing possible deportation to create guardianships to protect their children.

One year into a Michigan law allowing removal of guns from at-risk individuals, proponents say it’s “working exactly the way ...

Both hires are intended to beef up coverage of underserved areas and topics. Newsletter launches are planned in the next few months, following a period of big growth at Bridge.

We asked your favorite Michigan songs and you answered. Now, let’s keep the good vibes rolling with a Spotify music league. You just might discover some great tunes and win amazing Bridge swag.

Suppressing worker wages strikes me as shortsighted. I know firsthand the benefits of fairly compensating my staff.