By Gabriel Solis “The People vs. The Powerful,” a rally in support of Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign for Senate, rocked the DeVos ...

By Ella Ware Air conditions in Grand Rapids on Thursday were unprecedented and dangerous due to wildfires in Canada and ...

By Ari’ Browley A parasitic infection that once caused a handful of cases annually is now slamming 31 states with an illness ...

GRCC students or community members who venture into the downtown Grand Rapids or Kent County area might notice small ...

On April 8, President Trump called for a ceasefire with Iran during “Operation Epic Fury,” an Israeli-U.S. joint operation ...

Is there a limit to the lengths that some go to make a fast buck? Vector Marketing is a company that recruits high school and college-age students to sell Cutco knives to friends and family. On their ...

The upcoming Michigan gubernatorial election is fast approaching. Primaries will be held on Aug. 4, 2026, with the general election to follow on Nov. 3. Below is a summary of the candidates in the ...

Grand Rapids Community College President Charles Lepper has been placed on paid administrative leave according to an email sent to campus staff by the Board of Trustees Friday night. According to the ...

By Ari’ Browley The long-awaited World Cup 2026 has been nothing short of outstanding. Showcasing admirable athletes and ...

Getting to class and navigating a school day isn’t simple or convenient for me. I have a severe form of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome that affects my entire body- my joints, my autonomic nervous system, my ...

On April 15, the Gaines Township Planning Commission held a public hearing about rezoning recently purchased land by Microsoft from residential to light industry, which would allow for an AI data ...

Rainbow flags, handmade bracelets, glitter-covered faces, and families filled Calder Plaza as thousands gathered for the 38th annual Grand Rapids Pride Festival. Organized by the Grand Rapids Pride ...