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From suffering a federal budget cut one year ago to receiving a national honor, a West Michigan nonprofit secured a cash prize from the Library of Congress
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HHS said it expects funding recipients to end inclusion programs and support for gender affirming care, reduce treatments like hormonal birth control, and encourage patients to discuss marriage and having children
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In May, Planned Parenthood asked Governor Gretchen Whitmer for a $5 million emergency appropriation to avert cutbacks
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WGVU's General Manager Jim Rademaker joins in to discuss WGVU's new model of being 100% community funded.
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Because Kent is one of the Michigan counties with the highest crime rate, the state is providing funds to hire more assistant prosecutors to handle the backlog of trials
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A southeast Michigan military base is likely to receive $152M in state spending under a bill passed in the state Senate Wednesday
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Last year, Planned Parenthood closed health centers in Jackson, Petoskey and Marquette and consolidated two facilities in Ann Arbor
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The spending bills passed with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against the legislation
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Grand Rapids police are raising concerns about staffing downtown summer events, expecting that the opening of the Acrisure Amphitheater will strain resources
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Social Security Administration handles the federal government’s social safety net, including retirement, disability, and Medicare benefits