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Sheriff Michelle LaJoye-Young is retiring this October after 37 years of service in Kent County, leaders of a cash assistance program for pregnant and new mothers have a $20 million dispute with the Republican leadership of the Michigan state House, and more.
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Kent County’s first female sheriff announced her intent to retire Thursday
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After five months of renovations and expansion, the Kent County Sheriff’s Office is re-opening its correctional facility’s female mental health unit.
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The incarceration rate across the state of Michigan has drastically decreased, according to a statement by state Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget…
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Last Saturday, dozens of local immigration advocates from GR Rapids Response to ICE and Movimiento Cosecha showed up at the headquarters of the Kent…
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Last week, Senators Aric Nesbitt and Tom Barret introduced a pair of bills to prevent any local government from creating policies to protect undocumented…