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The Right Place says the West Michigan area has rebounded from the COVID pandemic.

Violence against health care workers has been on the increase since the start of COVID.

The state "Get Ahead of Lead" campaign helps residents determine and prevent lead exposure.

Michigan Veteran Homes' 'Make a Veteran Smile Campaign' brings joy to veteran members around the Christmas holiday period.

The Governor signed a series of bills that she says, will allow the state to deliver 100% clean energy by 2040.

A series of bills have been signed into law that would expand consequences for those charged with misdemeanor domestic violence offenses.

An Amtrak train hit an empty vehicle and derailed near New Buffalo, Michigan.

Gas prices are expected to be less expensive compared to last Thanksgiving travel season.

There are reports that Ottawa County will pay Health Officer Adeline Hambley to settle her lawsuit.

The House voted to censure Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan to rebuke her rhetoric about the Israel-Hamas war.

Governor Whitmer signs bills expanding resources for victims of crimes, addressing nursing shortage, other legislation.

Peter Meijer announces that he plans to run for the U.S. Senate seat that would replace Debbie Stabenow.

Pfizer says they will be laying off some 200 workers at their plant in Portage.

It was a record setting snowy October 31st and the heavy snow brought down branches and power lines and closed a number of schools along the lakeshore.

All three of the big three automakers in Detroit apparently have a deal with striking UAW members.

Next summer the Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids welcomes new Southwest Airlines service to Nashville.

There could be an end to the six-week-old strike after Ford and the UAW reach a tentative contract agreement.

Another 5,000 UAW workers are ordered to go out on strike in Texas.

The UAW orders Stellantis Sterling Heights Assembly Plant to go out on strike.

There is still no Speaker of the House but 9 more candidates say they want to be considered .

Cornerstone University believes that an outstanding private Christain education should be attainable for all students and families.

Automakers are frustrated that contract negotiations aren't going better and that they are not much closer to an agreement with the striking UAW members.

A Ford plant in Kentucky is ordered to go on strike after negotiations fail to make progress.

Michigan launches a new talent attraction marketing initiative that will begin running ads across the country.

Negotiations continue with the UAW and the Big Three automakers but no new strikes were ordered at their factories.

October is Pastor Appreciation Month, but this Sunday is Pastor Appreciation Day.

Detroit Tigers icon Miguel Cabrera finishes 21-year MLB career. Comerica Park celebrated with back-to-back sell outs.

Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 3.4 million vehicles and telling owners to park them outside due to the risk of engine compartment fires.

Many companies are gearing up for a busy holiday season, including UPS.

Ford announces that they will temporarily halt the development of a new EV plant in Marshall.

Consumers Energy shares new long-term goals that will shorten power outages and impact fewer customers.

UAW President Shawn Fain says the union will expand their strike to more plants.

Consumers Energy proposes renewable energy offerings that would provide greater access and affordability for their customers in Michigan.

High schoolers who graduate with a 3.0 or higher grade point average have guaranteed admission to most state public universities.

Rosa Parks Circle will host an innovation festival that connects the worlds of art, music, science, and technology.

No contract was reached and the UAW targets three plants, including one in the Detroit area.

Over 800 artists have entered ArtPrize. The event runs Sept. 14 - Oct. 1, 2023 in downtown Grand Rapids.

Michigan's Attorney General is suing the Ford International Airport for reportedly failing to properly address PFAS contamination.

Today is the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 when terrorists hijacked 4 planes and hundreds of lives were lost.

The Gerald R. Ford International Airport has been named one of the top best small airports by USA TODAY. The public is encouraged to vote in the latest Reader's Choice Awards.

Several gathered in Lansing to protest high rent and lack of affordable housing in Michigan.

Former Grand Rapids Police Officer Christopher Schurr will have his case considered by the Michigan Court of Appeals

'The Shark' will try again after an earlier attempt in August was hampered by poor weather conditions.

Many Americans will head out of town to celebrate the Labor Day weekend. The Mackinac Bridge Walk on Monday will attract hundreds and the bridge will be closed 6:30 a.m. - Noon.

Governor Whitmer outlines the areas she sees as crucial to Michigan moving forward.

Patrick Lyoya lawsuit against former G.R. police officer is moving forward, but with some adjustments.

Storms with high winds knocked down power lines across the state.

The latest Kids Count data shows fewer kids in Michigan live in poverty, but many expect those numbers to rise as COVID-era policies expire.

GR Police Department says the new drones will help with safety, crime solving and prevention.

The Chose Kindness Project provides resources aimed at adults to help children dealing with bullying and other mental health issues.

Consumers Energy says those who wish to continue using their credit or debit card will be charged a processing fee of $2.99.

Bissell Pet Foundation will send a team to Maui to help with displaced animals.

Gov. Whitmer announces a new "Make it in Michigan" investment to build affordable house and support businesses.

An EF-1 tornado touched down in the city of Perry Friday night. Many were without power and it was a busy weekend of cleanup.

Two pilots ejected from a plane at the Thunder Over Michigan air show.

D.A. Blodgett-St. John's opens their transformative headquarters facility in Grand Rapids and improve their campus integration plan.

A lawsuit was filed in Michigan to block a plan that would cancel student loans.

Tuesday is Primary Election day in Michigan. You'll find a link to information on voting locations, issues, and ballots here.

The one day strike was authorized after talks between the union and system broke down.

The Manitowoc began leaking fuel after docking in Manistee.

Damage to the vessel's ramp system has forced the company to conclude their season earlier than anticipated.

The State's Supreme Court says changes enacted by the 2019 law were not intended to apply to those who were already covered.

Data breaches have led to millions of Americans vulnerable to having their data stolen.

The Foundation named after the owner of Olga's Kitchen wants to help other women business owners.

While the loss of power to our homes can be frustrating and troublesome, they don't need to be any more of a problem than they are. These tips can help you before, during, and after a power outage.

Following such tragic situations like the one in East Lansing, mental health resources become extremely valuable in helping people cope with such traumatic incidents. There are resources available for help.

Some meat might be missing soon from your favorite charcuterie presentation. A nation-wide recall is underway.

The Workplace Mental Health Hub has been launched in Michigan and it's intended to provide more resources to build mental health strategies.