The family of Patrick Lyoya and their attorney held a press conference turning their focus to a civil suit against Christopher Schurr, a recent SBAM survey shows health care costs is a growing concern among small business owners, and more.

The Grand Rapids Fire Department has been named the only Class 1 fire department in the state, funding for a statewide research program has been cut by the Trump administration, Ottawa County healthcare workers are getting training on the health impacts of tech on young people, and more.

Patmos Library has reopened after several employees resigned two weeks ago, a libertarian-leaning think tank has filed a lawsuit to block some spending in the state budget, Consumers Energy is obeying a Trump order to not shut down the J.H. Campbell coal burning power plant, and more.

West Michigan lawmakers explain their votes for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill in the House, Bills passed in the Michigan House to ban transgender students from playing sports in schools, MDOT is lifting some lane restrictions for the holiday weekend, and more.

Prosecutor says Grand Rapids officer who killed Patrick Lyoya won't face second trial, Kent County residents and healthcare leaders met to voice concerns over Medicaid cuts, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine resigns, and more.

The Grand Rapids city Commission adopted a $735 million budget for the 2026 fiscal year, Republican State Senator Mark Huizenga proposed testing Michigan kids for PFAS contamination, GRPM's CEO is retiring, and more.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum has a new exhibit honoring those who served during WWII, Corewell Health has opened a new hiring center in Grand Rapids, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson violated the Michigan Finance Act according to the Michigan Attorney General's Office, and more.

Kent county Veterans Services is offering free gun locks to vets and their families, Union leaders say GRPS teachers are quitting due to uncompetitive pay and understaffing, researchers found a new home for an eaglet displaced by last week's storms, and more.

Michigan Senator Gary Peters visited with workers at Walker Tool & Die today to talk about the impact of President Trump's tariffs on West Michigan manufacturers, Consumers Energy works on restoring power after Thursday's storms, and more.

The Greater Grand rapids NAACP hosted a community listening session about the Christopher Schurr mistrial, Michigan's Road to Restoration clinic is coming to Grand Rapids, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills to give state officials another month to file financial disclosure reports, and more.