Grand Rapids MI

Grand Rapids Public Schools is quelling concerns over possible budget cuts, while acknowledging they will be a reality for the 2026-27 school year.

People are considering asking Grand Rapids to change the name of Cesar Chavez Avenue back to its original name: Grandville Avenue.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Smoke poured across the runway. Emergency vehicles raced toward a disabled aircraft. Dozens of injured passengers screamed for help. Thankfully, none of it was real. The Gerald R. Ford International Airport staged a massive mock disaster drill Wednesday, simulating a full-scale aircraft emergency

Legislators in Lansing are debating if the cap of a development tax incentive should be raised.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — For delivery drivers, high gas prices aren't just an inconvenience — they're cutting directly into their paychecks. Kaylynn Dang spends her workday behind the wheel as a DoorDash driver. Her goal is to complete 10 trips a day for a roughly $100 profit — but that's before factoring in the recent su

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — As Acrisure Amphitheater opens in downtown Grand Rapids, knowing how to get there — and where to park — will be key to a smooth night out. With just a 340‑space garage attached to the $184 million venue, some residents worry that downtown lacks the capacity to handle the influx of visitors, particula

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — With just a few days before Acrisure Amphitheater's grand opening, concertgoers are starting to make plans for navigating Grand Rapids before their show. While some have raised concerns around parking and ridesharing, there's one thing in abundance near the amphitheater: Food and drink options. So

The Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association released updated state rankings for May 12, 2026, with three new teams claiming the No. 1 spot in their divisions. Hudsonville moved into the No. 1 spot in Division 1 in the rankings for May 12, 2026. Stevensville-Lakeshore takes over at No. 1 in Division 2, with Ev

West Michigan is powered by community, and WestFest, the annual spring carnival held in the Westside neighborhood is a reflection of that. For over 30 years, the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish has hosted WestFest, bringing fan-favorite rides, games, and food to the event. This year's WestFest will be held May 15 through

Acrisure Amphitheater debuts Friday in Grand Rapids and opens free to the public the next day with food trucks live music and four stages.