Joe Bielecki

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Grand Rapids based arts and culture nonprofit The Diatribe is launching a new phase of its capital campaign, GVSU has kicked off its fourth annual Black Boys and Men National Symposium, a conversation with the Grand River Poetry Collective, and more.

Guiding Light is marking one year of its women's recovery program, GRFD is responding to an uptick in rechargeable lithium-ion battery fires, a local teen is finishing his Eagle Scout project to protect Michigan's bats, and more.

Protests are planned this Saturday in Michigan and around the nation against President Trump's policies, Corewell Health is rescheduling some surgeries due to a lack of anesthesiologists, and more.

WGVU's Joe Bielecki talks to Jazz McKinney, the Executive Director of the Grand Rapids Pride Center, about the available services, programming offered, plans for this year's Pride Month, and more.

Hundreds of music education supporters are heading to DC to advocate for music education funding, a bill to outlaw gun bump stocks is awaiting a floor vote in the Michigan Senate, a conversation with the Executive Director of the Grand Rapids Pride Center, and more.

The City of Grand Rapids is planning a celebration for its 175th birthday this year, Michigan House Republicans and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson are headed to court in a fight over access to election-related materials, and more.

Pine Rest is offering a live web series to expand mental health information, the Wyoming Department of Public Safety is buying an AI package to write reports, new legislation in the Michigan House would ban so-called "ghost guns", and more.

Michigan's attorney general is looking to reverse a federal order keeping an Ottawa County coal plant open, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has had an impeachment resolution raised against her, and more.

A French electronics manufacturer is closing its Grand Rapids facility, four Michigan U.S. Reps are calling for the Department of Labor to restart Job Corps operations, Kent County Commissioner Robert Womack has launched as series of town hall meetings, and more.