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The Kent County Health Department is advising people who may have had contact with pigs at this year’s Kent County Youth Fair to monitor for flu-like symptoms due to a detection of swine flu
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Construction has begun on downtown Grand Rapids’ second office-to-residential affordable housing redevelopment project
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More Michigan families may now qualify for free food and nutrition support now that new federal income limits are expanding
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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is awarding millions of dollars to a dozen organizations supporting programs that prevent substance use among children, and one of those organizations is here in West Michigan.
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PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, is considered a forever chemical used in the manufacturing of many consumer products, including firefighting foam, and has been linked to cancer
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With only 10% of former foster youth nationwide graduating from college, scholarships are a way students can beat the odds and earn a college degree, and a gala at Grand Rapids’ J.W. Marriott raised over $50,000 for foster youth
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MDHHS accepted the finding and said it would update its systems and provide more training to fix the problems.
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Were it to become an authority, CMH would control its own decisions through a CMH Board appointed by the Ottawa County Board.
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The policy goals would rely heavily on the state Department of Health and Human Services
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The emergence of a new flu variant – and – a low seasonal flu vaccination rate is of growing concern for medical experts, and Kent County health officials are encouraging residents to get their seasonal flu vaccine