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A bipartisan group of Michigan House lawmakers has tried to pass similar legislation during the current and previous legislative sessions
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Grand Rapids is getting anew riverfront park, a Grand Rapids based company is expanding its operations into Kentwood, some Democratic Michigan lawmakers are trying to keep out of state national guard troops out of Michigan, and more. -
Credit score changes, The Grand Rapids Art Museum, The Atlas Obscura Explorers Guide to Inventing the World, She Runs GR, and GVSU Professor Jeff Kelly Lowenstein. -
A Grand Rapids-based company specializing in vehicle testing is spending $25.6 million to expand its operations into Kentwood -
The Trump Administration’s use of troops in Washington DC and California is alarming some lawmakers and civil rights advocates -
The proposed amendment would have no influence over the current budget impasse since it would have to go on the ballot to be approved by voters before it would take effect.
Congress just cut 18% of WGVU’s funding—$1.4 million gone. This threatens local journalism, emergency alerts, and educational programs. We remain committed to West Michigan, but we can’t do it alone.
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