Senita Lenear

LaGrand is an attorney who has served as a state representative, city commissioner, and assistant Kent County prosecutor

Two finalists for the office of Grand Rapids Mayor took part in a debate Monday evening at the Wealthy Theatre

Senita Lenear served Grand Rapids' Third Ward for nearly a decade.

Tuesday night’s Grand Rapids Commission Meeting lasted into the early hours of Wednesday morning after over one hundred people called in to express their…

In a press release from the City of Grand Rapids, Mayor Rosalyn Bliss said public safety is her top priority and appreciated the efforts of the Michigan…

Erica Soto, board president of BL²END, a local organization focused on young professionals of color, says Saturday’s protest was a result of a much larger…

Grand Rapids City Commissioner Senita Lenear celebrated with campaign volunteers Tuesday night on the city’s south side with pizza and cake, after…

Grand Rapids voters will head to the polls this November as two candidates are running for City Commission in the 3rd Ward. In anticipation of the…

Earlier this week, the Grand Rapids City Commission discussed The High Cost of Inequality, a study by the West Michigan Leadership Collaborative. Deputy…

Grand Rapids Mayor George Heartwell says he’s “extremely disappointed” by a Tuesday evening action performed by local union supporters. The demonstration…