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The Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in Grand Rapids welcomes nearly 200 first-year medical students with its 2026 Matriculation and White Coat Ceremony
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about one of the nation’s largest accounting firm’s decisions now being made from Grand Rapids, Michigan State University’s outgoing president has decided to stay, and dam removal is underway marking the beginning of the Grand River restoration project.
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An interfaith coalition united in Grand Rapids to promote voting rights ahead of this November's election, candidates in two of Michigan's most hotly contested statewide primary elections will debate this week, and more.
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The push comes after each school’s board has faced mounting criticism in recent years.
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Researchers are raising awareness in West Michigan about a genetic mutation linked to heart failure, common in those with Dutch lineage
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It’s Match Day for Michigan State University medical students, when they learn where they’ll be sent for their residencies
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Michigan law currently bans direct raw milk sales to consumers. A proposed change could legalize it. Supporters say it supports small farms and gives people food freedom; detractors say its dangerous
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The Michigan Educator Workforce Initiative is launching a two-year statewide program designed to improve teacher preparation recruitment, retention and quality
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A decades-old drug known as DFMO, which has historically been used to treat West African sleeping sickness, is now being used to treat BABS
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Ottawa County commissioners voted to settle a job termination lawsuit with a former board member