Michigan budget

Odors emanating from a West Michigan composting operation are so foul officials have voted to shut it down,

Grand Rapids based nonprofit The Diatribe is celebrating the grand opening of The Emory Arts & Culture Hub,

Small Biz Week West Michigan kicks off Monday to celebrate the impact small businesses have on our region, bills meant to keep ids safe online passed in the Michigan Senate on Wednesday, and more.

Kids got the chance to speak to elected officials and community leaders about the policies that impact them,

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.

The plan proposes around $625 million to help kids learn to read, spending to attract new business to the state, and tax breaks for seniors and families with kids in school

Students gathered at GVSU on Tuesday to demand it designate itself as a sanctuary campus, a Michigan Court of Claims judge has set a Friday hearing on whether to block an official opinion that restored $645 million in grants that were abruptly cut by a GOP controlled state House committee, and more.

Pine Rest has a new externship program, a final push is coming to gather enough signatures to hold a referendum on last year's Michigan minimum wage law, and more.

The woman arrested during an on camera interview at a protest in Grand Rapids is still sharing her message against U.S. actions in Venezuela, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is appealing a recent federal court decision on an oil and gas pipeline running through the Straits of Mackinac, and more.

West Michigan U.S. Representative Bill Huizenga announced Monday that he is running for a ninth term in Congress, the Michigan Court of Appeals says the City of Taylor must comply with a Freedom of Information Act request seeking police misconduct reports, and more.