Political

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.

As renters struggle in Grand Rapids' tight market, could turning garages into homes be the answer? Discover the potential behind this creative housing solution.

Is your car insurance breaking the bank? Michigan drivers face some of the steepest rates in the nation, and it's only getting worse.

In a pivotal decision, Michigan's highest court says marijuana odor alone isn't grounds for police searches. How does this impact your rights?

This simple change to your porch light could mean a lot to those who give their all for our country.

Did you know excessive caffeine might lead to an OWI arrest in Michigan? Legal experts warn that impairment can be broadly defined, even for commonly consumed substances.

Residents near I-196 in Grand Rapids should brace for loud gunshot sounds as GRPD conducts essential firearms training from now until April 1st. Noise expected, no danger.

For anyone trying to avoid catching the latest bug that's going around, Michigan’s new public health dashboard might be your saving grace.

Even though election season has come and gone, there's a Michigan resident who is testing the patience of her community. She has been posting political signs that have been offending many of her neighbors, but claims her right to freedom of speech allows her to showcase her opinion.

Did Big Gretch get any big pulls from her pokemon deck before this year's State of the State address?

Grand Rapids Police Department may need to say goodbye to their drone fleet due to a potential ban on Chinese-made drones.

Discover the impact of Michigan's Earned Sick Time Act on local businesses like Logans Alley and how they are addressing challenges.