Powerful Women

A new plan is in the works to bolder Grand Rapids' art scene, Michigan's recreational marijuana industry filed a new lawsuit against the wholesale tax that took effect in January, and more.

On Monday Congressional Democrats took advantage of the Affordable Care Act's 16th anniversary, some Michigan policy makers are advocating for tax reform as a way of lowering housing costs, and more.

Theresa Anderson is Production and Operations Director ArtPrize.

LaSandra Gaddy is the President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Community Foundation.

Tonja Gofoe-Moyer is the only Black beekeeper in West Michigan.

Latasha C. Black, Broker/Owner LCB & Associates Realty, Tanya Powell-May, Legacy Homes GR Agent, and Jamecia Adams, Associate Broker Keller Williams Grand Rapids talk about their collaboration.

Mari Sierra is the Owner of Navarro's Mexican Takeout.

Samantha Scott is the co-owner and President of Preferred Employment & Living Supports.

American Suffragist Emily Burton Ketcham was instrumental in getting women the vote.

Ottawa County's Park Township leaders want to buy the decommissioned Holland Coast Guard station, a new state grant could help Michigan community college students receive an associate degree, and more.