Author: Bridge Michigan
Control of Michigan Senate ‘teeters’ on 35th District special election
The long-awaited race will determine if Democrats are able to maintain their slim one-seat majority in the chamber for the final months of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s tenure.
At a Bellaire bar, people gather to copy the U.S. Constitution by hand
A bar in Bellaire invited people to come in on a Saturday and copy the U.S. Constitution, word for word, with an ink pen. Then they taped the whole thing on the wall.
State lawmakers may fund last-ditch effort to save whitefish
Lawmakers would pull fish from the lakes and breed them in captivity in hopes of keeping bloodlines alive long enough to quell invasive mussels.
Meet a Baldwin resident who visits ICE detention every week
“This is probably one of the very most important things I’ve ever done in my life,” says Julie Cordier.
How do we adapt Michigan’s dams to climate change?
Record-breaking flooding in April was a reminder for lawmakers, dam safety advocates and engineers of the vulnerabilities that the state’s 2,500 dams face as extreme weather worsens.
