The Village of Sand Lake will remain village after a proposal to dissolve the municipality did not pass, the Michigan Supreme Court is taking up the question of what should be done with bulls passed by the state Legislature but never delivered to the Governor, and more.

Hundreds gathered in downtown Grand Rapids in recognition of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day,

The city of Grand Rapids continues to address gun violence with its free teen summer programs taking place on weekend evenings, a Hillsdale County judge is dismissing felony charges against a former local clerk and a lawyer associated with false 2020 election conspiracies, and more.

Grand Rapids based nonprofit The Diatribe is celebrating the grand opening of The Emory Arts & Culture Hub,

Small Biz Week West Michigan kicks off Monday to celebrate the impact small businesses have on our region, bills meant to keep ids safe online passed in the Michigan Senate on Wednesday, and more.

The Grand Rapids preliminary city budget is out for review focusing on maintaining existing projects, the Michigan House of Representatives voted to stop certain practices in the troubled teen industry, and more.

Kent District Libraries have been shut down due to a ransomware cyberattack, early voting kicked off this weekend in Saginaw County in the race to fill Michigan's open state Senate seat, and more.

The head of Grand Rapids' John Ball Zoo is out after an evaluation period, Michigan's first Monarch butterfly of the season was reported last Thursday, and more.

The State of Michigan is giving six counties $2 million in grants to fund farmland preservation, Democratic Michigan Senate leadership says its new health care proposal would lower insurance costs for residents, and more.

Michigan will lose all four of its research and development facilities under a new plan to reorganize the U.S. Forest Service, Michigan's two biggest universities would see a funding hit in a 76 billion dollar spending proposal, and more.