Delayed opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge would cost Canadian and US taxpayers, while indirectly affecting the auto industry, according to an analysis that follows President Trump’s threat to block the crossing.
Political and Public Policy Information
Trump cancels federal climate regulations. Here’s what it means for Michigan
Despite scientific consensus on the harms posed by climate change, the administration no longer views greenhouse gases as harmful to public health. That sets the stage to stop regulating them.
Transition Tracker: Detroit hires first director of youth and education
BridgeDetroit is watching as Mary Sheffield transitions into the mayor’s office. Come back for updates.
Sheffield committees weigh in on role of education, arts in Detroit’s future
Mayor Mary Sheffield’s transition committees are playing an important role for her early days in office. Here’s how they have helped shape priorities.
Trump rethinking Canada bridge permit amid Michigan jeers, cheers
As President Donald Trump considers amending a key permit for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, some top Michigan Republicans back his threat to block the nearly completed span from opening, saying they think it will lead to ‘a good deal.’
Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over Michigan’s voter rolls
The Department of Justice has sued 25 jurisdictions for not handing over voter data; three of the suits have now been dismissed.
Momentum is building behind tax reform ideas in Detroit. Do they address the underlying troubles?
BridgeDetroit Executive Advisor Stephen Henderson sits down with Eric Lupher, the president of the Citizens Research Council of Michigan, to walk through tax reform ideas.
Cash aid program offers $4,500 to parents. Where is it, how to apply
Families in the Rx Kids program reported feeling more financially secure and used their cash on baby supplies, food, rent and utilities.
Cash aid program for moms and babies launches in Detroit, where it will go next
Applications are open in Detroit. In March, the popular cash aid program is slated to grow across the rest of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Schools are increasingly telling students they must put their phones away – Ohio’s example shows mixed results following new bans
An educational administration professor surveyed 13 Ohio public school principals from rural, urban and suburban districts about cell phone restrictions. Here are the findings.
