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Bridge Michigan News Quiz, July 3: Trivia by the people, for the people
Declare your independence from the humdrum by answering these 10 questions about the week in Michigan news.
Dam safety reforms, millions for repairs advance in Michigan Legislature
Dueling state House and state Senate bills need additional votes before heading to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s desk, but the votes represent major action on reforms that have stalled …
Opinion | An anonymous abuse report targeted Buttigieg, but Michigan CPS did its job
Mr. Buttigieg and his family were surely distressed and frightened. Who wouldn’t be? But as we consider what policies should be enacted to prevent Mr. Buttigieg’s experience, we m…
Is ignoring a child’s doctor ‘neglect’? Michigan bill would allow an exception
A Michigan mom’s embrace of ‘holistic’ medicine for her daughter’s condition triggered a CPS investigation. Her story prompted a bill that would redefine medical neglect for paren…
Mundy megasite reignites controversy with new, $40M bid for Swartz Creek school
School officials pledge transparency after a $261 million project to assemble land for a factory near Flint Bishop Airport led to resignations, a lawsuit and accusations of secrec…
USA at 250: Take this quiz of its weird, wonderful history
American history is more than battles and dates. Take this quiz about memorable and sometimes odd events over the past 250 years.
Opinion | We can’t afford to balance budget on backs of child care small businesses
Enrollment-based reimbursement provides the stability child-care providers need to operate. Attendance-based reimbursement does not. No other small business is expected to reserve…
Opinion | Michigan patients deserve real transparency on drug discount program
For physicians who spend our lives and careers caring for Michigan patients, it can be hard to wrap our minds around the idea that a prescription drug discount program actually ra…
In blow to schools, Michigan officials miss July 1 budget deadline — again
Michigan officials were unable to finalize a budget agreement by the state’s July 1 deadline for the second year in a row, frustrating schools seeking funding certainty.
Amid dam sale critiques, Consumers offers to send profits to safety fund
As it urges regulators to approve a dam sale plan that a judge called “not in the public interest,” Consumers has offered to funnel $270 million in ratepayer dollars into the spec…
