We reported on how a concrete plant took over a Detroit neighborhood after a historic land swap facilitated by city officials. Now after years of complaints from residents about dust and noise, ...

The goal is to help developers invest in Detroit by removing red tape, and in turn, create pathways for homeownership.

Detroit’s City Council is seriously reconsidering how it approaches middle-income housing development relief applications.

Among other things, the task force called on the council for things like backing green policies, prioritizing more staff and funding to the Office of Sustainability, investing in safer street designs ...

There are two statewide proposals on Michigan’s Nov. 3 ballot. What are they, and what would happen if they’re approved?

Detroit voters have a lot to understand before Election Day. Bridge asks candidates questions, checks campaign claims and creates tools to help voters make sense of their ballots. This fall, we’re ...

GOP US Senate candidate Mike Rogers suggested using off-duty police officers as poll watchers in Detroit. Democrats contend ...

Bridge Michigan held its inaugural Issues Summit on Wednesday afternoon, bringing together civic leaders, policymakers and subject-matter experts to discuss some of the most pressing issues in the ...

Renata Miller, who took office in January to represent District 5, has faced increasing backlash from residents after she submitted two memos last week to the city’s Buildings, Safety Engineering and ...

A number of influential slates, political action committees and prominent union groups are backing certain candidates and sharing their picks, but those haven’t yielded a consensus. Credit: Bridge ...

Violent crime is down but some Detroiters say the numbers don’t automatically translate to a sense of security.

Next month, voters across metro Detroit will decide whether to support three long-standing cultural institutions and their efforts to receive more funding.