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Grand Rapids based treatment and recovery nonprofit Our Hope discontinues substance detox services for women
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The Muskegon Heights Fire Chief and former interim city manager was arraigned Tuesday on felony drug and tax evasion charges
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A new survey of Ottawa County farm owners shows nine out of ten believe farmland loss is a major issue, and agree preserving it is crucial
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Grand Rapids-based treatment and recovery nonprofit Our Hope is discontinuing its substance detoxification services for women effective immediately
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President Donald Trump’s latest executive orders against birthright citizenship may not have much effect on people in Michigan, at least not yet
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The Lowell City Council has suspended water and sewer talks with Lowell Township due to data center issues, the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor must now choose lieutenant governor candidates, and more.
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Kent County will soon be using a new artificial intelligence system to recover recyclable waste before it heads to the landfill
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Construction has begun on downtown Grand Rapids’ second office-to-residential affordable housing redevelopment project
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In an effort to keep trees disease free or to stop infestation, Department of Agriculture officials say it’s time to check trees for the invasive, Asian Longhorned Beetle
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The Lowell City Council voted this week to suspend water and sewer talks with Lowell Township indefinitely, citing an inability to work in transparency and good faith
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After 40 years, a Grand Rapids therapy center serving adults and children with developmental disabilities is closing its doors due to financial struggles
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Now that the primaries are over, the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor have to choose running mates