Ada Township

Monthly ridership on downtown Grand Rapids’ free shuttle service experienced a sharp drop in May after the city cut routes to save money, there’s a new challenge to the signatures for a petition to limit political donations from Michigan’s public utilities and large government contractors, and more.

Ada Township trustees say they need more money to maintain and improve parks and recreation programs

If approved, the new millage will collect approximately $1.8 million during its first year beginning with the December 2026 levy

Holland Homes is unveiling plans for its first retirement living community in Ada, creating 120 jobs

Ada Township officials, donors and community members broke ground on Covered Bridge Park Wednesday, signaling the end of fundraising and the beginning of the park’s revitalization

Monday, a Chilean man was sentenced for his role in a crime ring targeting expensive homes in Kent, Oakland, and Wayne counties

New bipartisan legislation in the Michigan Senate would reform policing practices in the state, medical experts in West Michigan are sharing details of a new pre-chemo prostate cancer treatment, John Ball Zoo's newest expansion is expected next spring, and more.

Some angry Ada Township residents packed a meeting with the Kent County Drain Commission, unhappy with its stormwater drainage plan and a lack of information

A settlement has been reached in the legal battle between Ada Township and the Kent County Drain Commission over the dumping of stormwater into the Grand River

The boutique hotel sits directly across from the Thornapple River in downtown Ada