A group of West Michigan nonprofits has received $73,860 in state workforce training funds through the Going PRO Talent Fund’s Employer-Led Collaborative award.

He brings almost a decade of experience in airport management to the role.

The two-day event, co-hosted by Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Faris, reaches more than 350,000 participants annually.

In its first year, 35 women have entered the program, and nine have completed it.

Each Thursday evening, approximately 25 performers will take to the streets, offering music, juggling, balloon twisting, caricature drawing, breakdancing, henna art, and more.

The event features artists, entertainment, food, family fun, and craft beer.

The West Michigan Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (WMPRSA) celebrated West Michigan's best public relations and communications projects, programs, and professionals at its annual PRoof Awards.

Detroit Lions fans will now be able to attend select away games thanks to new nonstop flights through Delta Air Lines at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport.

The business has grown from a small hardware store into a full-service home solutions provider serving the West Michigan region.

The group works to build systems designed to eliminate structural gaps rather than replicate conventional models.

In addition to keynote presentations and Q&A sessions, the event offers networking opportunities for attendees across industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, education and software development.

CHIHULY at Meijer Gardens marks the third time the artist’s glass sculptures will be featured at the Gardens, following exhibitions in 2002 and 2010.

A nonprofit is collaborating on the project with a team of experts at Georgetown University.

The award honors a business or nonprofit leader whose honesty, integrity, transparency, and impact make western Michigan a better place to live and do business. 

A new app is shaking up the residential cleaning industry.

A multi-stage project, each phase will begin after full funding is secured.

This unique event offers walkers and runners the rare opportunity to compete on an actual airport runway.

The Hartford Nationals is the largest and longest-running national sports championship event for athletes with a physical disability, visual impairment, and/or intellectual disability.

For the first time in 20 years, weekend visitors can ride The Rapid directly from downtown Grand Rapids to Millennium Park's waterfront, marking a major milestone in connecting urban neighborhoods to natural greenspace.

This is the largest survey of prints in David Hockney’s 60-year career and the first time the artist’s works will be exhibited in Grand Rapids.