Autism

A record breaking crowd is registered for tonight's Bridge Walk for Autism, the city of Allegan is no longer considering elimination of their police department, a Grand Rapids dentist is suing the state over required bias training, and more.

Nearly double the number of people from 2024 showed up for Thursday’s Bridge Walk for Autism in downtown Grand Rapids to support inclusion and neurodiversity during Autism Acceptance Month

Autism rates are rising a local expert explains, A Just GR initiative wants to create an inclusive community, Allegan is looking at getting rid of its police department, and more.

A recent report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention indicates autism diagnoses among U.S. children are rising

We talk to Hope Network’s Maggie Moore and WGVU’s Kim Shefferly about the show and more.

Native News Online journalist Elyse Wild, Halloween for children with autism, GRCC goes to Mt. Kilimanjaro, author Bruce Cameron, and MotorTrend’s SUV of the Year

New Grand Rapids autism playground, another redevelopment proposal from Progressive Companies and Michigan Growth Advisors, a preview of tonight's PBS FRONTLINE, and more.

A playground designed specifically for children with autism is being constructed in Grand Rapids this week. The West Michigan child advocacy group building it is seeking volunteers

We talk about the Sensory Room with ED of Hope Network Center for Autism Margaret Moore and Roxanne Cain, VP Detroit Lions Foundation and Community Relations.

Jennifer Moss goes over Kent County’s annual spring recycling guide, April is Autism Acceptance Month, a German company is moving its U.S. headquarters to Grand Rapids and more state and West Michigan news.