Living West Michigan

Baker College in Muskegon wants to bring back former students with a new debt forgiveness program, some Democratic state lawmakers discussed what the new federal budget could mean for Michigan at a town hall, and more.

Michigan lawmakers are reintroducing legislation granting federal recognition to the Grand River and of Ottawa Indians, Muskegon's Skeleton Building has been torn down, a vote to ban ghost guns in Michigan, and more.

The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan, National Candy Month, the Grand Rapids Public Library, KIA Arts Fair, and Living West Michigan.

We get a preview of the program.

West Nile has been detected in Ottawa County, Grand Rapids has approved tax incentives for a major office to housing conversion project, a visit to The Pack Indoor Dog Park.

An Ottawa County Bat has tested positive for Rabies, a Kent County Man has been arrested for allegedly running an alcohol for sex scheme, Living West Michigan visits Paws with a Cause and more state and West Michigan news.

There’s new funding for tribal lands to combat climate change, new WIC guidelines allow for more families to receive help, Jennifer Moss visits High Tea Grand Rapids, and more state and West Michigan news.

The state expanded its hotline for seasonal workers impacted by bird flu, West Nile Virus has been detected in Kent County, Shelley Irwin takes a visit to Circle Theatre on Living West Michigan, and more.

We recap a segment from last night’s episode of Living West Michigan, also, the Kent County Animal shelter has opened a new dog park, a 120 year old church in Belding is closing its doors, and more state.

We recap a segment from Living West Michigan and visit the USS Silversides Museum, also police seize assault weapons at a recent high school graduation, the Michigan DNR is hosting its Three Free Weekend and more.