GRPS

We talk to those involved about this special space for GRPS scholars and the community.

Nearly 200 volunteers braved record setting heat to build a new playground in Grand Rapids, Michigan's House Speaker wants Canadian officials to testify before state lawmakers about the wildfire spoke in the Great Lakes region, and more.

A group of 180 volunteers tackled the job of building a new playground at Gerald R. Ford Academic Center Friday, despite oppressively high temperatures

The school is modeled after Detroit’s UPrep Academy, which graduates more than 90% of students, sending just as many to college or other post-secondary education

The Michigan Department of Health and human Services is awarding millions of dollars to a dozen organizations supporting programs that prevent substance abuse among children, Michigan high schools don't have to include standardized test scores on students' transcripts anymore, and more.

In 2011, voters approved a 1.0 mill sinking fund for five years for GRPS, but that expired in 2016

Grand Rapids city officials have set polling locations and early voting sites for the August primary election, but there are a few changes

Gerald R. Ford Academic Center Playground Campaign, Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies, The American Red Cross, Paws with a Cause, and Bluebird Cancer Retreats.

We talk to Stephanie Andrews and Misti Stanton about the project.

Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga wants to overhaul the deportation process for naturalized citizens convicted of terrorism,