For the past five years, Alpena resident Selena Kenny has received a bulk supply of medication every three months from Express Scripts. Her Medicare Advantage plan labels mail-in services as its ...
Michigan students were secluded and restrained nearly 18,000 times during the 2024-2025 school year. Advocates say more training can help reduce instances where there is a true emergency. (Annie ...
Michigan’s economy has always been built on manufacturing. But with our population essentially flat since 1980, we’re also becoming an older state with a shrinking workforce. The American Enterprise ...
Researcher Scott Colborne holds a 188-centimeter female sturgeon from the Black River in spring 2026. Researchers estimate the fish is around 230 years old, which would mean it hatched when George ...
Public universities are skirting laws requiring every other public body to be open, say those working for change. (Ella Miller/Bridge Michigan) Eric John Roberts was a college student and a school ...
Sierra Nadeau spent two years researching her family’s history in Michigan’s Tribal boarding schools for a book to be released in September. (Courtesy of Philip Hutchinson) Journalist Sierra Nadeau ...
A new Michigan law means drivers caught speeding on camera in construction zones won’t get points on their licenses. (Photo via Shutterstock) Getting caught on camera speeding through a construction ...
One of Michigan’s recycling guidelines requires that 90% of residents have access to curbside recycling, but many communities are still only in the planning stages. (Courtesy of the Michigan ...
Michigan Democrats want to focus on President Donald Trump and the economy heading into November. But divisions from a bruising Senate primary continue to follow them.
Starting in the fall of 2027, first-year students at the College of Literature, Science and the Arts will no longer have their first-semester grades factored into their GPAs or written on transcripts.
Michigan has just two monitors for the entire Upper Peninsula and no monitors north of Frankfort in the Lower Peninsula.
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