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After 40 years, a Grand Rapids therapy center serving adults and children with developmental disabilities is closing its doors due to financial struggles
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Nearly half of Michiganders with disabilities have never cast a ballot, but a West Michigan nonprofit is making sure their voices are heard on election day
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A statewide pilot program is breaking down housing barriers for West Michigan residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities, creating affordable, independent living spaces
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Experience Grand Rapids is launching a first-of-its-kind AI accessibility travel tool which assists travelers with disabilities navigate Kent County
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In Ottawa County today, a forum focusing on persons with disabilities and advancing employment opportunities
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is awarding nearly $40 million in grants to assisted living communities across the country to increase supportive services for seniors and disabled persons
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The Gerald R. Ford International Airport now offers a Sensory Room designed to support travelers with sensory concerns or flight anxiety
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If you’re eligible for a disability savings account, the state is going to give you $100 to open one. It's an incentive for thousands of Michigan residents who are eligible but haven’t signed up.
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Affordable, available housing is an issue in Michigan, and with it comes growing allegations of housing discrimination. The city of Holland is offering training to help
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The demand for service dogs keeps growing and a local group can’t get enough puppy raisers to meet it, so they’re trying something new