SNAP

Michigan is part of a of a group of states suing the Trump administration to block access to confidential information the state has on people who use federal food assistance.

Double Up Food Bucks is working to benefit SNAP recipients, the Republican chair of the Michigan house Oversight Committee is launching an inquiry into the states economic development agency, and more.

The Michigan State Budget Office estimates passage of ‘The One, Big Beautiful Bill Act’ will reduce the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by $900 million, impacting 1.5 million people, That’s 15% of Michiganders.

Wyoming-based nonprofit Catherine’s Health Center will staff a full-service medical clinic at Mel Trotter Ministries in downtown Grand Rapids starting in October

With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, some Michigan Democratic lawmakers and legislators are speaking out on the effects the bill will have on the state’s middle class

U.S. Rep Scholten cancelled her Monday night townhall after investigators found her name on the potential hit list of the Minnesota shooting suspect, Demonstrators participated in the No King's rally in Lansing and around the country, and more.

Hundreds of music education supporters are heading to DC to advocate for music education funding, a bill to outlaw gun bump stocks is awaiting a floor vote in the Michigan Senate, a conversation with the Executive Director of the Grand Rapids Pride Center, and more.

Representatives from Kent County-based emergency food service organizations met in Wyoming Friday. The proposed federal budget reducing SNAP benefits was the focus. In particular, impacts on food assistance programs and their recipients

Indivisible of Greater Grand Rapids held a conference Tuesday in support of protecting Medicaid and other benefits they say are threatened by cuts within the Republicans’ latest U.S. House budget resolution

Some Grand Rapids residents will be able to start riding Lime e-bikes and e-scooters for free.