Marquette is changing fast. Check out these then-and-now photos chronicling the differences and send us photos of the city.

Growth and change has come fast to the Upper Peninsula’s biggest city, along with a new rallying cry: ‘Don’t Traverse City my Marquette.”

Overrun by visitors, the city stops marketing some of its most famous attractions and launches an etiquette campaign. ‘We have a love-hate relationship with the tourism industry,’ one Marquette official says.

Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama stressed abortion rights in Kalamazoo. Donald Trump railed on Democrats in Novi. Here are the facts.

Michigan Supreme Court elections are technically nonpartisan, but two general election races featuring two Democratic and two Republican nominees could alter the future of the state’s highest court.

Answer these 10 questions about the week that was and nobody toilet papers your house.

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

Michigan’s population will likely continue to decline, with worsening out migration no longer offset by more births than deaths.

Unseasonably warm temperatures in Michigan this year will continue through winter. But it will be wet, too, according to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration.

Michigan is mired at 39th among states in income, continuing a long decline after once being among the top 10 in states, new data shows.

Bridge Michigan’s Capitol reporting team will discuss election results and answer reader questions during a Nov. 6 event.

A fire spreads in the McCormick Wilderness in the Upper Peninsula, as dry conditions increase risks of blazes statewide.