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Michigan suffered a multi-billion-dollar loss from recent wildfire smoke according to a new economic impact study
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The Grand Rapids Office of Emergency Management gave an update on its three-year-old Community Emergency Response Team Program, and city officials would like to see a more active response to future air quality warnings
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The group opposes the continued operation of a lakeshore coal plant and weakened air quality regulations
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The city's Climate Action & Adaptation Plan is on Tuesday’s city commission agenda, coming at a time when officials recently learned federal funding for some programs has been cut
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The smoke has been affecting air quality throughout the summer, with advisories issued multiple days. A Corewell Health pulmonologist explains health effects that might surprise you
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An unprecedented increase in Air Quality Action Days caused by wildfires this year has left funding for The Rapid’s free bus ride offering depleted.
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Wildfire smoke continues to pour in as doctor says “stay indoors”
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Wildfire smoke descends on Grand Rapids from Canada Tuesday.
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Bus riders in Grand Rapids will have cleaner air to breathe while traveling. The Rapid has installed new active air purification systems on its buses.
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“They’re talking about this as lifetime exposure levels, but if you live here you’re thinking on the terms of every breath you take. You think about your…