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Kids got the chance to speak to elected officials and community leaders about the policies that impact them,

Grand Rapids hosted its first ever emergency response training session entirely in Spanish, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled that the Inkster City Council must read out loud the written public comments of a paralyzed man who is unable to attend its meetings in person, and more.

A massive infrastructure project will transform a two mile stretch of Apple Avenue in Muskegon, Civil rights groups have reached a settlement with a school district where a teacher reprimanded a student who refused to stand for the pledge of allegiance to protest the war in Gaza, and more.

Hundreds have registered for Saturday's Ottawa County church safety workshop, a state Senate committee held a hearing on legislation to repeal the dormant ban on same sex marriage in the Michigan constitution, and more.

Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about Priority Health HMO losing money, downtown Grand Rapids businesses are preparing for Acrisure Amphitheater’s grand opening, and a Southwest Michigan company is a victim of an Iranian cyberattack.

Kent County educators say funding cuts are negatively impacting meth and STEM students, some Michigan lawmakers are calling for amending the state constitution so utility regulators would be elected instead of appointed, and more.

The Greater Grand Rapids NAACP is demanding full transparency and accountability after GRPD officers shot Da'Quain Johnson to death, Michigan bills to allow the sale of raw milk passed out of a state House of Representatives committee on Thursday, and more.

The Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians is bringing its Great Lakes Snow Snake Competition to Grand Rapids' World of Winter Festival, House Speaker Matt Hall says he will roll out plans soon to cut real estate and property taxes that fund schools and local governments in Michigan, and more.

A West Michigan university is expanding the programs it's offering digitally, Michigan's Secretary of State responded to the president's calls for Republicans to "nationalize" voting, and more.

The Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual economic outlook for 2026 predicts a slowing in 2026,