Bryce Huffman
ContributorBryce Huffman was Michigan Radio’s West Michigan Reporter and host of Same Same Different. He is currently a reporter for Bridge Detroit.
Huffman served as a reporter for Michigan Radio since Fall 2016.
He has covered a variety of Michigan stories, including immigrants facing deportation, residents dealing with ongoing groundwater contamination, and tension between the black community and Grand Rapids police.
A Detroit native, Huffman graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in Journalism. He joined Michigan Radio as a newsroom intern in May 2016.
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Kalamazoo Public Schools wants every student to see someone who looks like them in a book. That's why it's adding books to school classrooms to reflect… -
Former Canadian Football League player and Detroit native Wendell Brown will be released from Chinese jail next fall.Brown was coaching American football… -
U.S. Senator Gary Peters is holding a Senate field subcommittee meeting on PFAS Tuesday.Representatives from the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team,… -
Attorneys from the ACLU and Michigan Immigrants’ Rights Center presented a resolution to Kent County’s Board of Commissioners Thursday.The resolution… -
Gina Russ, a volunteer reading coach at Stocking Elementary School, is helping a first grade student learn her vowel sounds.Russ holds up a card with a… -
Recreational marijuana advocates were lighting up and passing joints in Detroit after a ballot proposal passed to legalize pot.Proposal 1 allows marijuana… -
Residents of a town near Kalamazoo join a federal class action lawsuit against 3M and Georgia-Pacific over PFAS contamination.The lawsuit alleges that… -
Residents living in Cascade Township near Grand Rapids want more state action on PFAS contamination there.The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality… -
A company that employs substitute teachers unexpectedly shut down operations in Michigan on Monday, leaving several school districts around the state… -
Grand Rapids residents gathered on Sunday to talk to the police chief and other city officials about incidents involving innocent and unarmed black kids…
