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Following a rash of gun violence in recent weeks, Muskegon Heights city leaders are confronting the problem hosting a community town hall

Michigan now mandates dental screenings for all students beginning school in kindergarten or first grade, planned oral arguments in a state court case over nearly $650 million did not happen last Friday, and more.

Five males have been shot since Sunday, including a 15-year-old boy killed Tuesday night in Muskegon Heights

Michigan’s safe gun storage and red flag laws have been in effect for two years now

A law to allow temporary extreme risk protection orders was enacted last year response to instances of mass shootings and other gun violence

The state denied the requirement is vague and said it’s clear that the waiver would apply to a particular investigation

The Christkindl Markt is back at the Downtown Market in Grand Rapids, the Kent County Animal Shelter is experiencing an influx in surrendered pets, MDARD offers pet safety tips for the Holiday weekend, and more.

Much of the report focuses on recommendations state departments could put in place themselves without the need for new laws

Except for the officer’s patrol car, nothing else was hit during a broad daylight exchange of bullets between Grand Rapids Police and an 18-year-old suspect

Byron Center based Faith Hospice is launching a new kind of grief counselling, a state task force says local courts rely too much on fines and fees to fund their operations, and more.