Kelloggsville Public Schools wants to build a new parent pick-up and drop-off lane at Central Elementary — and bring several other improvements to the district — by way of a bond proposal.
Thousands of middle school students had a high tech field trip on Tuesday, testing out electronics, robotics, computers and more at Tech Week Grand Rapids.
As part of his annual motorcycle tour across Michigan, Sen. Gary Peters stopped at the Humane Society of West Michigan on Friday to discuss the Pet and Women's Safety (PAWS) Act.
Lovers of the Doritos Locos Tacos should not fret as the Taco Bell on Michigan Street recently reopened and, according to an employee, will remain in operation through any potential building sale.
Muralocity, a public art campaign by Lowell Arts, will bring five new, professionally painted murals to Lowell.
The campaign is the first of its kind for the nonprofit.
On Monday, Grand Rapids area students gathered with environmental leaders at Martin Luther King Park to call on city, state and federal officials to invest in a future with clean, breathable air.
Farmers in Kent County say reform is needed for the federal program that allows them to hire temporary workers, referred to as H-2A, and believe a new bill could be a step in the right direction.
On Tuesday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a series of bills designed to, in her own words, "cut red tape, lower housing costs and expand our housing stock."
