Literacy Center of West Michigan

West Michigan's largest construction firm, Rockford, is now 100% employee owned, an Ingham County judge put on hold the corruption trial of a former Michigan House Speaker, and more.

From suffering a federal budget cut one year ago to receiving a national honor, a West Michigan nonprofit secured a cash prize from the Library of Congress

We talk to WGVU's Kylie Ambu and Marcus Little, Sr. Director of Programs at the Literacy Center of West Michigan.

Grand Rapids-based Corewell Health is partnering with a state program to help English learners find high-demand careers in the medical field

Patrick Waterman is Ottawa County's next county administrator, The Michigan State Budget Office is making contingency plans for a partial government shutdown, it's now easier for jail inmates to get IDs upon release, and more.

The Literacy Center of West Michigan is having to scale back due to federal cuts, GVSU is one of eight recipients of the first ever Michigan Innovation Fund, the Michigan Supreme Court is allowing a Republican lawsuit against Flint election officials to continue, and more.

The Literacy Center of West Michigan is having to scale back their services. It comes after the Trump administration ordered the impoundment of education funding

Employees facing language barriers have a new way to hurdle them at Hope Network Industries in Kentwood. The company is now offering an English course that fits into their workday and workplace

Literacy Center of West Michigan reacts to funding freeze, Grand Rapids first black-owned wine and jazz bar to close, Roger That! returns to the Grand Rapids Public Museum and more.

Executive Director of the Literacy Center of West Michigan, Dr. Wendy Falb, talks about federal funding supporting immigrants on the path to U.S citizenship that's been frozen by the Trump administration