Native American

A statewide effort to address food waste, traditional Native trade route gets marker, road funding for small cities, Appeals Court says send bills to Gov., mental health funding, and marijuana law fixes

The traditional tribal trade route in Grand Rapids' Eastown area will be highlighted with an educational sign and future state historic marker

First aired October 2025 Smoke Signals is the first feature film written, directed and produced by Native Americans to receive a wide distribution and both critical and popular acclaim. The 1998 movie is a coming-of-age dramatic comedy. David Hast and WGVU’s Scott Vander Werf discuss Smoke Signals on this episode of Have You Seen…?

Grand Rapids-based nonprofit LINC UP is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new mural to coincide with ArtPrize

This week, three artists are finishing Grand Rapids Public Museum murals. The panels portray unique tribal representations of Anishinaabe life, including one which depicts downtown apartment buildings

Construction reached the halfway mark in the building of Grand Rapids’ Acrisure Amphitheater Friday with a “topping off’ ceremony

A huge iconic 86-year-old map on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum just got upgraded with technology to share Native American history

Calvin University, hurricane relief, Concierge Medicine of West Michigan, Pinna Co, and the annual Middle Eastern Dinner.

CEO/Owner Erica Woodford talks about her success, including receiving Diverse Business Enterprise certifications and more.

Cesar E. Chavez Ave opens back up, a West Michigan Indian tribe may get federally recognized, a look at kinship care, and more.