Grand Rapids

Nine West Michigan employers are teaming up addressing workforce shortages with the assistance of the Talent Pipeline Management program

Grand Rapids leaders are promoting resources and programs geared toward reducing youth violence at a recent community meeting, launching a platform called “Partners in Peace

Grand Rapids launches website "Partners in Peace" to reduce youth violence, a Muskegon housing project gets a Brownfield Redevelopment Grant from EGLE, and more.

A plaque honoring Captain Miguel Nava will be placed in the Comstock Park post office

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation's Paula Holtz and Festival Director Eddie Chafer talk about a transforming of underused spaces across Michigan and more.

After her arrest while allegedly trying to interfere with immigration agents detaining a man in Grand Rapids, Sharon Smith thinks police officers and deputies should be doing more to protect Kent County residents from ICE

A shuttered Grand Rapids Family Fare grocery store will be demolished to make way for a 168-unit apartment development

Grand Rapids Zine Fest Organizer Sara Chittenden explains what zines are, and shares the details of this year's zine fest with WGVU's Joe Bielecki

A senior leader with the U.S. Small Business Administration met with local manufacturers about re-shoring the nation’s supply chain

Retaining the region’s often-underutilized immigrant workforce talent can be a challenge for are employers and service professionals. Next month’s Maximize Economic Potential Summit will connect immigrant workers with employers