The Grand Rapids Art Museum is screening a short film from PBS about an ArtPrize winning artist who builds sculptures out of cardboard, the Michigan Senate voted to expand a low income housing assistance program, and more.

This November Walker residents will vote on a new 10 year public safety millage, a breakthrough in budget discussions between Governor Gretchen Whitmer's administration and House and Senate leaders is raising hopes for a new state budget before the deadline, and more.

The State of Michigan is offering more medical debt relief to residents in 10 counties, school districts that refused millions of dollars in state safety grants are pondering their next steps after the Michigan Supreme Court refused to consider their legal challenge, and more.

Residents in the 49507 ZIP code will soon be able to enroll in RX Kids, new bills in the Michigan House of Representatives would create a reparations task force, and more.

Today has been proclaimed Juneteenth National Independence Day in the state of Michigan, Michigan's jobless rate increased in May to 5.1%, and more.

Grand Rapids community members were invited to meet with the four finalists in the search for Grand rapids' next police chief, the Michigan House passed a bill to dilute a key power of the state attorney general, and more.

Grand Rapids based The Other Way Ministries has released its 2025 Annual Report,

Ground was broken on another segment of the Grand River Greenway connecting Riverside Park with downtown Grand Rapids, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is in Paris for a military and security trade show, and more.

Kent Co. residents can shape the future of arts and culture, Camp 911, public forum for police chief candidates, parks and trails upgrades, Nessel lists concerns with data center, Hall floats stopgap budget, and more.

Grand Rapids based housing nonprofit LINC UP hosts its annual Rock the Block event this Saturday with some changes,