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Kent Count is investing its opioid settlement funds toward drug treatment and recovery programs, bipartisan bills heard in a Michigan House committee could lead to more big changes for auto insurance in the state, and more.
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In November, Allegan County voters will decide a proposed millage renewal that could secure nearly $800,000 a year for the country’s Conservation District
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Hope Network is expanding services to meet the growing need for autism care.
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Despite a pending lawsuit from Zeeland Township the developer of a proposed solar farm is hosting two public meetings this week, gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson reacted to an armed man charging at an Ohio Democratic candidate for governor, and more.
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Allegan pays Ottawa to handle criminal cases in three City of Holland precincts that are in Allegan County. That arrangement is ending because the counties no longer agree on compensation
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Consumers Energy has completed more than a thousand projects strengthening its power grid this year with hundreds more planned. Investments focus on West Michigan’s severe weather corridor
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Grand Rapids-based Kids’ Food Basket serves thousands of daily meals for low-income students across West Michigan and, as demand increases, AmeriCorps is lending a hand
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An anti-Muslim social media post resulted in a Plainfield Township special public meeting on Friday where the board voted to censure Trustee Bob Reminga, Gun violence prevention advocates discussed how to address the issue during a roundtable in Detroit, and more.
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Repairs start this week on a pair of highway bridges in Allegan County, hit multiple times by commercial trucks with high loads
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A portion of I-196 in Allegan County is shut down Wednesday after a large sinkhole opened on the westbound lanes late Tuesday night