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Consumers energy has completed more than a thousand projects strengthening its power grid this year with hundreds more planned, a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten Michigan's voter ID laws barely missed a chance to make it before voters, and more.
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After a multi-agency raid on City Hall last month resulting in criminal felony charges, the Muskegon Height City Council voted to remove its City Manager and Fire Chief
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The Muskegon Heights Fire Chief and former interim city manager was arraigned Tuesday on felony drug and tax evasion charges
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We share part one of a two part conversation.
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The Grand Rapids Art Museum is screening a short film from PBS about an ArtPrize winning artist who builds sculptures out of cardboard, the Michigan Senate voted to expand a low income housing assistance program, and more.
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The Kent county Department of Public Works is releasing a new guide to help residents with confusing items,
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The move took Mayor Bonnie McLaughlin by surprise
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Residents in Muskegon and Muskegon Heights can now enroll in R-X Kids, the nation’s first prenatal and infant cash prescription program
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Muskegon Co. to replace wastewater system, supporting growth for fruit processors, business, housingMuskegon County is upgrading its wastewater system that has served the region for over half a century,
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Grand Rapids has selected a developer to build a solar array at the former Butterworth Landfill site, the GOP-controlled state House adopted a bill to give the Legislature the final word on changes to the state's formal guidance to schools on meeting education standards, and more.