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Both political camps are reacting following Tuesday night's gubernatorial debate in Grand Rapids, Michigan's attorney general is reiterating that people should have confidence in the state's elections, and more.
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There’s still time to register to vote and request a mail ballot
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A new poll shows Democrats have broad support among voters under 30
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Coleman Brook joins us in studio to discuss closing ceremonies and more.
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One of Kent County's busiest roads is about to shut down for about a week, the rising cost of goods and groceries is due in part to the high cost of diesel fuel as well as the trade war with Canada, and more.
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Grand Rapids City Clerk Joel Hondorp said the election disinformation is a “distraction.”
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Congress did not pass Donald Trump’s Save America Act voting bill, and the Supreme Court ruled against his efforts to limit mail in ballots, so Grand Rapids clerk Joel Hondorp is moving forward with his original plans for the November election
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A third measure almost made the ballot, but the proposed constitutional amendment to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote will not appear
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Justices with the U.S. and Michigan supreme courts both decided against the measure Thursday
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The campaign is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency intervention