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Summer is winding down. Kick back, relax and answer 10 amazing questions about the week that was in Michigan.

Bridge Michigan education reporter Isabel Lohman will discuss the challenges and opportunities for Michigan’s K-12 schools in 2024 with experts during a Sept. 25 reader event.

Summer is winding down. Temperatures are dropping. But the new quizzing has never been hotter.

The longtime Detroit Free Press editor will serve as executive editor of innovation, helping evolve content. Emma Carr comes aboard as a revenue development specialist and Devin Scillian joins Center for Michigan board.

It’s a long weekend. Time to relax, reflect and impress your friends by answering 10 questions about the week that was in Michigan.

Is it possible to be smarter than a Bridge reader? We doubt it, but test your smarts with 10 questions about the week that was.

Bridge Michigan is expanding again, this time hiring another reporter to join our Environment Watch team. The position will highlight Michigan’s incredible outdoors and connect with readers in new ways.

Nothing can stop the news. And nobody should stop trying to get 100% on the Bridge Michigan News Quiz.

Bridge’s latest Lunch Break reader event featured a lively discussion about the August primaries and what to watch in the spring to November.

Bridge asked for reader photos showcasing the beauty of the Mitten State. They delivered. And then some. Let’s keep it going as we squeeze out every last drop of joy from summer.

On Aug. 13, author Sue Leaf discussed her memoir about Lake Superior’s southern shore with Bridge readers.

Today’s forecast calls for a hailstorm of facts, overnight clouds and amazing quizzing. Did you pay attention?

Bridge Michigan political reporter Lauren Gibbons will discuss the primary election results with panelists, including elected leaders from both sides of the aisle.

Our summer fundraising campaign is happening now! Your tax-deductible support of our nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom helps our civic news make a splash

Welcome to August, policy-loving people. The news never stops. And neither do news quizzes.

The latest Lunch Break event featured reporters Paula Gardner and Kelly House and digital marketing associate Asha Lewis taking reader questions about their cross-state adventure in a Chevy Bolt

Bridge Michigan journalists Paula Gardner, Kelly House and Asha Lewis are back from an 1,100-mile road trip. They’ll answer reader questions about how the EV trip compares to a typical car.

What a week. Did you pay attention? Prove it with the endlessly wonderful Bridge Michigan News Quiz.

Test your smarts about the week in politics, public policy and all sorts of stuff with the always outstanding Bridge Michigan News Quiz.

The latest Lunch Break event featured Bridge Michigan reporters Paula Gardner and Kelly House talking about the economic and environmental impacts of EVs