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Click here to order your copy of our latest, book, "The Intersection." Fifty years after anger and frustration over police-community relations boiled over into a rebellion in Detroit, there are lots of people asking what we’ve learned, how we’ve changed.

Would you like to participate in your own news source swap? Bridge Magazine will pair you with a participant with significantly different news sources, and we’ll publish some of the results.

Download a PDF of the final report of The Center for Michigan's 2016 statewide public engagement campaign

A timeline of the disaster so informative it was used in official investigations, and the exposure of the likely underreporting of deaths caused by Legionnaires’ disease, are lauded by two groups.

Joel Kurth has produced award-winning, game-changing enterprise and investigative reporting at publications across Michigan

Lansing is experimenting with turning jargon-filled public documents into something resembling English.

Chastity Pratt Dawsey was honored for reporting on a variety of issues, including Flint and education in Detroit and Michigan.

Get your free Academic State Champs bumper sticker to celebrate your school.

Bridge Magazine earned “Newspaper of the Year” honors for the second straight year and won 19 total awards in the Michigan Press Association’s annual statewide journalism competition.

We're excited to unveil our new website design, making it easier for readers to explore the site on mobile devices and discover new content.

Bridge is following 11 Michigan people and families throughout 2017 to try to pierce the bubbles in which they, and the rest of us, live.

The cult-like hunting and outdoors retailer chose idyllic settings across wintry Michigan for this year’s Christmas catalog. Here’s the story behind each one.

Join Bridge and the Center for Michigan on Tuesday, October 11 from 5-7 pm in Rochester for this special event

Join Bridge and the Center for Michigan on Tuesday, September 27 from 6-8 pm to discuss public trust in state governmen

See how school choice has changed racial demographics in some districts across the region

Michigan has the highest college dropout rates in the Midwest. See rates in your county