Government

Students at Innovation Central High School learned your background doesn’t define your future

Three finalists have been selected to replace the retiring Grand Rapids city attorney

Michigan State Police crime numbers show Jews have faced the highest rates of religious-based hate crimes since 2020

The commission is exploring a potential millage request to secure dedicated funding for park maintenance and long-term projects

Four legal cases from Michigan are up for consideration by the U.S. Supreme Court Friday including one in Muskegon County, involving what’s known as “home equity theft”

Three veteran leaders have been announced to serve as department directors in Grand Rapids, overseeing multi-million-dollar budgets and hundreds of employees

Demolition of the old Kent Community Hospital is expected to begin early next year, making way for a new county administration building

The Board approved a balanced budget for fiscal year 2026 Thursday, focusing on enhancing public services while maintaining strong fiscal management

If a new budget doesn't reach the Governor's desk in time for the state’s new fiscal year on October first, it would result in a shutdown of nonessential state services

The Attorney General is reissuing her Government Imposter Scams alert