Top from left: Noah Hood, Michael D. Warren Jr., Thomas Howe. Bottom from left: Megan Cavanagh, Casandra Morse-Bills, Jody White. (Campaign, file and courtesy photos) Two Michigan Supreme Court seats ...
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Allie Nemecek serves both as clerk and treasurer for the Village of Central Lake, even though she is not a resident of the community. Townships must elect people for those positions from within their ...
Great Lakes sand dunes, especially those on the Lake Michigan shoreline, are threatened by erosion and fluctuating water levels. But there’s disagreement on alternative approaches to effectively ...
Republican Attorney General nominee Doug Lloyd is touting his past wins as prosecutor in Eaton County, which is divided politically. Democrats contend he’ll be a ‘rubber stamp’ for Trump.
Environmentalists fear the Porcupine Mountains, shown here, could be harmed by a copper mining proposal near the border of Wisconsin. (Photo via Shutterstock) Opponents are going to court in hopes of ...
Republican nominee for U.S. Senate Mike Rogers is calling for a pause on state and federal gas taxes (Paul Sancya/Associated Press) As fuel prices soar across Michigan and the country, Republican US ...
Noah Yun, 6 months old, receives a COVID vaccine from public health nurse Christina Trevino at the Washtenaw County Health Department. (Brayan Gutierrez for Bridge Michigan) The share of school-aged ...
Adam Ruddle began his college journey last month by moving into a new dorm at Ferris State University. But Stadium Hall is not a typical dorm. It was built on the edge of the north end zone of Ferris’ ...
Despite accusations of partisan favoritism, conservative and liberal petition groups have both had successes and failures getting advancing ballot measures during Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn ...
Michigan’s chronic absenteeism rate remains high but decreased slightly in the most recent school year. Statewide, 27.2% of students are chronically absent, meaning they missed 10% or more of the ...
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