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West Michigan residents — many with ties to Ottawa County — are voicing their dissent in myriad ways as they hope to push back against the new administration’s rollout of the controversial Project 2025.
The Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy recently sealed two leaking wells in an Ottawa County lake, the department announced Tuesday.
The healthcare environment in the U.S. became increasingly challenging post-pandemic, with independent community hospitals being the hardest hit.
An Allegan County judge signaled Monday that she likely would rule that Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act does not cover public officials’ private devices and accounts.
Immigration is a complicated issue that has far-reaching effects on families, the economy and a community that historically has welcomed immigrants.
CFHZ recently committed $145,000 in grants to support these nonprofits as they increase access to and availability of mental health services, particularly for individuals affected by the current lack of care providers.
The meeting gave the public an early glimpse into how new leadership will shape policy and decision-making over the next four years — and what resistance they might face.
On Friday, Jan. 3, The Holland Sentinel through its attorney Joseph Richotte, submitted a brief to the Michigan Court of Appeals asking the court to reverse a circuit court decision made on Jan. 19, 2024.
Internal emails show that the contract was crafted in less than two months, with only select officials involved in the process — including the contractor who will receive the funds to complete the work.
