Issues

Heartside is lagging behind as downtown booms.

John Ball Zoo and Family Promise are hosting an annual event to help raise awareness for family homelessness in a child-friendly environment.

Buddy’s Pizza will resume selling dog treats at its restaurants, with proceeds going to support an animal welfare nonprofit.

Dean Cain’s latest project was filmed in Grand Rapids.

A blood drive will be held at a local college to increase the blood supply at local hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Gadziemskis have turned their passion into a sanctuary.

In 2018, Jilmar Ramos-Gomez, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and Grand Rapids native, was arrested after allegedly starting a small fire.

This spring, a major development along the banks of the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids stirred plenty of excitement.

Grand Rapids craft beverage makers are pooling their resources to supply hand sanitizer to the community.

Meijer Inc. is adjusting its store hours for the foreseeable future to allow more time for team members to deep clean and restock its stores.

Littlefoot Coffee Roasters is setting a goal to donate 500 pairs of socks to area homeless shelters this holiday season.

The Grand Rapids African American Health Institute will host the second event of its three-month community series.

As one of the most prolific contemporary art institutions in Grand Rapids prepared to close its doors, I sat down with people from the...

Those looking to make a difference this holiday season can donate cold-weather necessities to a local nonprofit that serves individuals experiencing homelessness.

Wedgwood Christian Services’ NextGen Board will host its inaugural event in support of at-risk youth. 

Two Battle Creek organizations are hosting several community activities in recognition of the National Day of Racial Healing, Jan. 18.

While some municipalities have opted out, others are ready for the promised gold rush.

DisArt teams with artist to share important stories.

An upcoming arena closure will displace Grand Rapids’ local basketball team. 

A Grand Rapids sports team is giving back to those who are impacted by COVID-19.