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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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy is holding three public hearings this month on its plans to set drinking water standards… -
A DeVos Foundation-backed non-profit group is bringing a development proposal to the Grand Rapids city planning commission on Thursday. Some residents are… -
Democratic U.S. Senator Gary Peters has collected enough signatures to be on the 2020 ballot.The Senator Peters campaign collected and submitted more than… -
The state is urging the Benton Harbor community to take a survey about the city’s school district.The brief questionnaire is all about what the community… -
A small group of immigration activists blocked nearly 40 delivery vans from leaving and entering an Amazon distribution center near Grand Rapids… -
About three in ten Grand Rapids residents don’t trust the city’s police department, according to an anonymous digital survey conducted by the city.The… -
Enbridge has told state officials it's going to pick up broken equipment from the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac ahead of schedule.Back in September,… -
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into a southwest Michigan school district.Paw Paw Public Schools is no stranger to… -
Wolverine Worldwide says it will pay nearly $70 million to build municipal water systems in two communities affected by PFAS contamination. The company… -
Detroit city officials announced investments to improve community safety and animal care in the city. This comes months after 9-year-old Emma Hernandez…
