Daniel Schoenherr

Trump and Harris are divided on the political culture war surrounding schools and managing the costs of higher education. Here are the facts and where the candidates stand.

The next commander in chief will face several foreign policy challenges. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.

As hospital and drug costs rise, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have different priorities. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.

Immigration has become a key issue in the presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.

Harris wants middle class tax breaks but would raise taxes on big businesses. Trump wants to lower corporate taxes further, promising sweeping tax cuts and high tariffs on foreign goods to promote domestic industries. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.

Harris has called climate change an;“existential threat' to America. Trump claims it’s not an immediate problem. Here are the facts and where the candidates stand.

The Biden-Harris administration has spent heavily to help automakers transition to electric vehicles. Trump argues the shift will cost jobs. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.

Doulas serve as guides to new parents, providing support that medical experts heavily praise. Michigan Medicaid began covering their services in 2023, sparking hospital-based programs and expanding availability to under-resourced families.

Moderna and Pfizer are releasing updated vaccines to protect against the KP.2 variant of the omicron COVID-19 virus.

As hundreds of Rite Aid stores close their doors and leave Michiganders with fewer options, experts across the state are helping Bridge answer questions about what to do about your prescriptions.

After a year, Michigan’s EV Jobs Academy program has helped start technician training classes to prepare the next generation of workers for an evolving automotive industry.

The Coast Guard offered a warning about the Blue Water tradition, warning of ‘significant risk to public safety and property’ for participants.

In 2008, Michigan created a law to keep electronic waste out of landfills by requiring manufacturers to ‘take back’ consumers’ old electronics. But the law never set binding goals to keep manufacturers accountable, so more than a decade later, Michigan’s e-waste problem hasn’t improved.

From polka to pirates: Here are two dozen festivals and events taking place this month in Michigan.

Michigan voters have questions about the Aug. 6 primary election. We’ve got answers.

Michigan voters still have multiple options for voting in the Tuesday primary, which will decide Democratic and Republican races for Congress, U.S. Senate, the state House and more.

Michigan clerks have extra time to process absentee ballots this year. Officials hope it will allow them to report results faster on election night.

A Michigan Supreme Court ruling will likely raise the minimum wage to over $12 an hour in February and higher in future years, giving a raise to tens of thousands of workers. Business leaders called it ‘catastrophic.’

Children receiving care at public health facilities such as community clinics are less likely to receive the HPV vaccine, increasing their odds of developing cervical and oral cancers, according to a new study. Busy doctors and patient demographics may explain why, experts say.

A Bridge reader asks how local clerks verify absentee ballot signatures, and whether or not they account for changes over time due to age.