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Applications are now open for special hunting permit lotteries across six Ottawa County Parks to manage the area’s deer herd
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House Democrats all voted against the bill after deriding it as removing protections meant to help the state keep track of children in Michigan’s workforce
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A West Michigan builder is speaking out about affordable housing construction challenges, with statistics backing up his claims
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The initial permit costs $60, renewals are $10
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Attorney Ben Anema of Grand Rapids law firm Mika Meyers discusses the complex legal challenges local governments face
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It’s an effort to manage the area’s growing issues with the growing deer population
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The governor said it is possible to speed up the permitting process and reduce bureaucracy that can hold up construction projects and make them more expensive
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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.
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Six properties in Ottawa County require special permits for hunting.
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Child labor permits in Michigan could see a more centralized process under legislation that received a hearing before a state House committee today.