Michigan State Police

The new state budget slashes the Pure Michigan marketing campaign funding nearly in half, Republican lawmakers are continuing to call for the firing of State Police leadership, and more.

The governor’s office said it remains confident in the leadership of Grady, a more than 25-year state police veteran

More than 2,500 No Kings rallies are planned across the country on Saturday including several in Michigan, a new report finds Michigan State Police isn't properly controlling security access to the state's sex offender registry, and more.

The “Opening the Door” campaign includes a video PSA on online predatory behavior like grooming and sextortion, and encouraging adults to be proactive in talking to their children about dangers

Grand Rapids and state officials are moving forward with redesign plans for the Wealthy Avenue interchange over US-131’s S-curve

The decision says the family did not miss a deadline to file their claim. That decision reverses a lower court ruling

Habitat Kent has secured tax incentives and a grand from the city toward its affordable housing project in Grand Rapids, a new report finds that President Trump's tariffs have hit Michigan harder than almost any other state, how the "Big Beautiful Bill" will impact your taxes, and more.

A teen was struck and killed by a vehicle over the July 4th weekend on I-196 in Grandville

Health officials confirm Kent county's second measles case this year, Grand Rapids' Job Corps program will resume by court order, lawmakers missed a statutory deadline to pass a budget for Michigan schools, and more.

Colonel James Grady had to answer for trooper and officer surveys showing widespread dissatisfaction with his leadership