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The final hurdle was cleared Monday with the approval of federal government river restoration funding
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Muskegon, Norton Shores, and Muskegon Heights are working together to update their Five-Year Plan for federal funding that supports residents and neighborhoods across all three communities
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Thanks to a $200,000 Michigan Health Endowment Fund grant, Health Net occupies the second floor of HUB 07
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Ottawa County Community Action Agency is at risk of losing federal funding, pushing commissioners to act on the proposed cut
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President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act features cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and those cuts are affecting a West Michigan nutrition education program
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City leaders in Grand Haven are making adjustments to its short term rental rules in its Center Town District, the City of Grand Rapids is looking to get the Michigan Talent Partnership grant to attract talented workers, and more.
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Nessel’s office said over a hundred organizations in Michigan could lose out on around $37 million because of the federal policy shift
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Harrison Park Academy is celebrating the opening of a new health clinic, more than $2 million in federal funding is headed to West Michigan to restore the rapids while guarding against sea lamprey, Grand Rapids is considering a new noise ordinance in response to complaints about loud protests, and more.
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Proposed federal funding cuts supporting Ottawa County safety net programs put their future in doubt
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Senator Peters reacts to congress rescinding federal funds from PBS and NPR, West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Kent County, the Catholic diocese of Grand Rapids is closing four churches and building two new ones, and more.