The Center for Michigan

The leaves have turned. The air has a bite. It’s fall in Michigan, and nothing warms the spirit quite like a news quiz.

Have you paid attention? Can you prove it? Play the quiz.

In an Oct. 9 discussion with Bridge Michigan readers, author Desiree Cooper discussed her collection of flash fiction centered on mothers.

Bridge Michigan’s Kelly House and Janelle James will moderate a discussion about deer populations, regulations and changes in hunting seasons.

Can a never-say-die state lift itself up because of a ragtag group of questions about the week that was in Michigan?

Fall is here, everything tastes like cinnamon and the news quiz is just as wonderful as ever.

Bridge’s latest Lunch Break reader event featured a lively discussion about preK-12 education in Michigan this school year.

The news train keeps on a-rolling, and so does the news trivia: Answer questions about the week that was (and other stuff) to prove your smarts.

Bridge Michigan is growing again and hiring another editor with an eye toward expanded coverage of west and northern Michigan.

Bridge Culture Club resumes Oct. 9 with author Desiree Cooper to discuss her award-winning book.

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.