Flint water

A West Michigan university is expanding the programs it's offering digitally, Michigan's Secretary of State responded to the president's calls for Republicans to "nationalize" voting, and more.

A man convicted of murder in 2012 wanted his case reversed based on a ruling in the Flint water case in 2022

Grand Rapids based arts and culture nonprofit The Diatribe is launching a new phase of its capital campaign, GVSU has kicked off its fourth annual Black Boys and Men National Symposium, a conversation with the Grand River Poetry Collective, and more.

A missing Cedar Springs girl has been found, a Grand Rapids church is serving free breakfast on Saturdays thanks to a grant from the state, a preview of tonight’s edition of PBS FRONTLINE and more.

In March, a judge found Flint in civil contempt after missing deadlines to get the work done

The charges against Baird and other defendants were all dismissed in June of 2022 after the Michigan Supreme Court struck down the use of the single-person grand jury to issue the indictments

The story of fluoride in Grand Rapids, look ahead to the final production of the Grand Rapids Ballet’s season, a death certificate has been released on a Grand Rapids man who was recently killed by police, and more.

The agreement will resolve claims made on behalf of more than 45,000 Flint residents

Enrollment opened Wednesday for Rx Kids, lauded by officials as the first of its kind in the United States

Lead crises have hit poorer, majority-Black cities like Flint especially hard, propelling the risks of lead in drinking water into the national consciousness.