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A community leader and Plaza Towers resident says she hears excitement and people spending time in the city rather than noise from the Acrisure Amphitheater
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Some downtown Grand Rapids residents complaining about sound levels from Acrisure Amphitheater have won in court as a judge is instructing the venue to comply with the city’s noise ordinance
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The Cascade Township Board of Trustees narrowly approved a rezoning ordinance that critics say infringes on property owner’s rights and disregards public feedback
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Cascade Township residents will have an opportunity to share comments and concerns involving proposed changes to a zoning ordinance
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The GR City Commission wants to stop the loud confrontations of Planned Parenthood patients by protesters using amplified sound. They want to do it without restricting free speech
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City officials scheduled a public hearing Monday evening to hear from residents and property owners
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The cities are debating ordinances that ban chalking on the grounds it defaces public property
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The measure was given unanimous support Monday night by the City Council
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about a decline in venture capital deals, Muskegon’s passage of a short-term rental ordinance compromise and how the Detroit Tigers’ playoff run could impact West Michigan Whitecaps as it renovates LMCU Ballpark.
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Food trucks that are licensed by the county or state and follow the rules of specific locations can operate within the township.