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The Kent County Sheriff’s Office and the Grand Rapids Police Department have launched Flock camera transparency portals

A group of Grand Rapids pro-immigrant activists are taking matters into their own hands by drafting an ordinance targeting ICE and police surveillance, and they’ll be presenting it to the city commission later this month.

Privacy concerns by some area residents have led to the city of Grand Rapids creating new oversight rules for the police department’s license plate reader system

Grand Rapids police say Flock license plate surveillance cameras help catch criminals and find missing people, but some residents say the cameras don’t make them feel safer, they make them feel watched

A federal judge has cleared the way for a civil trial in the fatal police shooting of Patrick Lyoya, and a jury will now decide if former Grand Rapids Officer Christopher Schurr violated Lyoya’s rights

Some West Michigan independent pharmacists say they're losing money with every prescription they fill,

Commanders in the GRPD say their K-9 teams are already doing most of what a civilian review panel recommends, but that some adjustments may be appropriate

Monthly ridership on downtown Grand Rapids’ free shuttle service experienced a sharp drop in May after the city cut routes to save money, there’s a new challenge to the signatures for a petition to limit political donations from Michigan’s public utilities and large government contractors, and more.

The State of Michigan is offering more medical debt relief to residents in 10 counties, school districts that refused millions of dollars in state safety grants are pondering their next steps after the Michigan Supreme Court refused to consider their legal challenge, and more.

Grand Rapids community members were invited to meet with the four finalists in the search for Grand rapids' next police chief, the Michigan House passed a bill to dilute a key power of the state attorney general, and more.