
Interactive: See Detroit school board candidates being endorsed in their races
A number of influential slates, political action committees and prominent union groups are backing certain candidates and sharing their picks.
Latest headlines from BridgeDetroit, covering world, with clear attribution and direct links to the original publisher.

A number of influential slates, political action committees and prominent union groups are backing certain candidates and sharing their picks.

More than 3,200 farms and gardens now grow across Detroit, continuing centuries of food cultivation. But as growers face questions about land access, funding and climate change, the city’s farming future remains uncertain.

The unnamed nonprofit is slated to own and revamp the Renaissance Center and 35-acre east riverfront, amid an ongoing $2.2 billion redevelopment plan.

The Office of Inspector General recommended that both the police board and Detroit police establish “clear policy guidelines and corresponding training” about BOPC’s role at “active scenes."

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

From noise pollution to job creation, experts weigh in on the biggest claims about the infrastructure that powers AI.

The margin of votes El-Sayed is able to secure in Detroit could be the deciding factor in whether he is able to defeat Mike Rogers.

From property tax cuts to prescription drug price relief, Michigan leaders are preparing policy wish lists to pursue if their party wins full control of state government this fall.

The mayor of Hamtramck, Michigan, will apparently have to leave office after revised election results gave his opponent a 12-vote lead.

BridgeDetroit talked to current and former DPSCD students about what they want to see from the new board members. Here’s what they had to say.

Detroit council member says the Greenhouse Apartments, a subsidized senior living facility, has been plagued for months with with bedbugs and nonworking elevators.

A resolution approved Tuesday encourages MDOT to work with the city to find community-centered solutions to make Gratiot a safer and more accessible street.

Unsure which candidates to choose? Here's all the information in one place.

Before filling out an absentee ballot or heading out to a polling place for the November election, here’s what to know about the roles and responsibilities of a school board member.

The non-profit organization COTS Detroit, which provides emergency shelter and supportive housing, is marking the 10th anniversary of its “Passport to Self-Sufficiency” framework by releasing a publication titled, “COTS is Care.” The publication documents a decade of helping stabilize families who were experiencing homelessness or at-risk of becoming homeless.