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Nine West Michigan employers are teaming up to address workforce shortages, a portion of traffic tickets to go to libraries, Muskegon General Hospital being demolished to make way for affordable housing, Hudsonville Ice Cream to expand in Holland, and more.

As part of a visit to West Michigan this week focused on manufacturing, leaders with the U.S. Small Business Administration toured a job training program at Grand Rapids Community College

The Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment Program enters its second year, some Detroit-based small business owners say the President's tariff strategy is backing them into a corner, Grand Rapids Zine Fest is returning for its 11th year, and more.

A senior leader with the U.S. Small Business Administration met with local manufacturers about re-shoring the nation’s supply chain

Short five meteorologists, Grand Rapids now relies on the Detroit office to cover some shifts

We talk to Hilary Doe, Chief Growth Officer with the State of Michigan.

“Heartland of Talent 2025” report studies talent migration trends

Highly skilled workers are beginning to leave the nation’s coastal technology centers moving to the Midwest.

This week, state officials have decided to honor older adults and their impact in the workforce. With Michigan’s growing older adult population, the number of individuals working past the age of 55 is currently at a historic high.

Commissioners approved the budget for fiscal year 2025, prioritizing public safety, infrastructure improvements and retaining a qualified workforce