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Rick Pluta/MPRNOther states, including Illinois and New York, have adopted similar measures -
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a motion to halt the U.S. Department of Energy's order continuing the operation of the J.H. Campbell coal plant through February, Michigan U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin responded o President Trump's call for her to be hanged for treason, and more.
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Kent County Commissioners voted 17-3 to annex 40 acres of private land in Sparta Township, which would expand Sparta village limits -
The Michigan U.S. Senator says the President’s comments are a product of the current political climate -
A proposal for a data center in Kalkaska County is off the table after many residents spoke out against the idea at public forums this week. The man leading the project says anonymous threats also contributed to his decision -
A new report indicates that wealth is the single biggest factor in Michiganders' health, Secretary of State Benson is pushing back against Republican claims she is refusing to cooperate with election oversight efforts, and more. -
A new report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan indicates that for Michiganders it’s the single biggest factor -
A group of East Grand Rapids residents are suing the city, saying it unfairly blocked a referendum putting a redevelopment proposal to a community vote -
No drinking is permitted on the ice, but visitors to the new Window on the Waterfront skating park in Holland will soon be allowed to bring an alcoholic beverage into the plaza around the rink -
West Michigan school districts feel the growth as a state education program sees high enrollment. Supporters say it saves families thousands in childcare and gives kids a jumpstart on school readiness -
Aquinas College is rolling out a new scholarship program to students attending Grand Rapids’ West Catholic High School -
This is now the third time Energy Secretary Chris Wright ordered the Campbell plant to stay open
