DOGE defunds Michigan Humanities, Confluence: Thought Series takes place in Grand Rapids, Grand Haven looks to raise taxes for public safety Michigan House Oversight committee authorizes subpoena against Benson, and more.

Syphilis is on the rise in Kent County, Ottawa County held a forum on disabled workers, Governor Whitmer says she wasn't expecting cameras, and more.

McDonald's and The Salvation Army all helping northern Michigan after its ice storm, Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist was in Grand Rapids for a Medicaid round table, crews in Allegan County continuing to restore natural gas to customers, and more.

Thousands of residents in Allegan are dealing with the impacts of a major natural gas line leak, the Michigan Supreme Court rules that mandatory life without parole sentences for 19 and 20 year-olds is unconstitutional, and more.

National Weather Service has confirmed a fourth tornado in Kent county on March 30th, the DNR in northern Michigan is trying to clean up after the ice storms, Whitmer speaks on tariffs in DC, Michigan Supreme Court hears embryo custody case.

Aquinas College's President Resigns, Mel Trotter is looking for easter volunteers, a docuseries about the Grand Rapids Police Department aired last night, a custody battle over a frozen embryo hits the Michigan Supreme Court and more.

Two GVSU International Students have visas revoked by the Trump administration, no lifeguards this summer in west Michigan beach towns, Michigan to conduct day-to-day travel survey, Planned Parenthood to close three clinics in Michigan.

Grand Rapids high schoolers got to hear from Alumni of HBCUs, today kicks off America Saves Week, this weekend saw "Hands Off" protests in Michigan and all over the country, Hope Network offers new ESL classes, and more.

Travel tips for spring break, tax-related identity theft on the rise, Kentwood police on the lookout for two people the say vandalized Tesla cyber trucks, another challenge to Line 5, and more.

Extra deputies are on the roads this month to enforce distracted driving laws, free water education event returns to West Michigan, Michigan Supreme Court to review 250 life without parole cases, and more.