Grand Rapids Signs Pride Month Proclamation Ahead of Festival
A new proclamation and a major festival, it's official that Pride Month is here in GR.
Political
Sleeping in Your Car at a Michigan Rest Stop? That Could Soon Be Illegal
A new MDOT proposal could make it illegal to live or camp in cars at Michigan rest areas and carpool lots.
Fake Whitmer Soap Ad Goes Viral on Facebook
Did Gov. Gretchen Whitmer really launch her own soap brand? Of course not. But a meme had Facebook users believing it — and the comments didn’t disappoint.
Can Michigan Legally Back Out of ICE Contracts?
Michigan counties hold federal contracts with ICE—but can they cancel them? The answer involves a mix of local control, contract law, and federal pressure.
Grand Rapids Considers Big Change to Trash Pickup
Grand Rapids is considering becoming the city’s only residential trash hauler, claiming it would boost efficiency—but not everyone loves the idea.
Rep. Hillary Scholten Shows Off Her Trivia Skills Against Radio Personality
West Michigan's Congresswoman Scholten balances motherhood and public service, sharing laughs on a radio trivia segment with her carpool.
Is Michigan About to Start Spying on People Who Buy Weed?
Imagine being watched while picking out your favorite strain. Michigan's latest cannabis regulation could change the way we shop for marijuana forever.
What Parents Need to Know About Michigan’s New Lead Testing Law
Discover Michigan's new law that mandates lead screenings for young kids and how it might be the safety net every parent needs.
Michigan Teens Might Soon Have a Social Media ‘Bedtime’
Could a midnight to 6 a.m. social media ban for teens improve mental health and school performance? Michigan is ready to take action.
Michigan Drivers Have a New Way to Get Pothole Repairs Covered
Michigan drivers, tired of dodging potholes? Enter the 'Pothole Payback' contest and you could win cash for your car repairs!
The Mayor of Grand Rapids Actually Wants to Hear From You Every Week
Want to make your voice heard in Grand Rapids? Check out Mayor LaGrand's innovative 'Mayors Mondays' outreach program to connect with your city leaders!
Michigan City Threatens Lawsuits Against Residents
In a country where we tout our freedom of speech, can your local government sue you for your public opinion? The answer apparently is yes.