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Grand Rapids Public Schools has broken ground on the first new school building in 60 years, First Steps Kent is adjusting to budget changes, Michigan's new state budget includes a two-third cut to wetlands preservation funds, and more.

Grand Rapids-based Acrisure has announced it will begin cutting jobs in early 2026 to replace with AI, Michigan's Attorney General says the state needs to prepare in case the President tries to send the National Guard to the state, and more.

The lawsuit says the state has been improperly denying injured worker benefits to people without legal status

Olivia Blomstrom, Business Solutions Manager with West Michigan Works! joins in with the details.

Judge Joseph Oster says there wasn’t sufficient evidence to send the two women to trial. Charges against the part-time election workers in St. Clair Shores were announced in October by Attorney General Dana Nessel.

A state House bill would retain the lower minimum wage of three dollars, ninety-three cents for tipped workers

New Grand Rapids autism playground, another redevelopment proposal from Progressive Companies and Michigan Growth Advisors, a preview of tonight's PBS FRONTLINE, and more.

Workers are planning on gathering at the state capitol on September 18th

Minimum wage workers in Michigan are in line for a pay raise next year under a state Supreme Court decision today. A divided court struck down a legislative maneuver under Republican control to slow down minimum wage hikes.

Progressives say a looming Michigan Supreme Court decision could open the door to boosting the state’s minimum wage. And they say Democrats holding legislative majorities should seize the opportunity