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Break-ins target 4 gun shops
Authorities said at least four gun shops in West Michigan have been targeted by break-ins in less than a week.
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Marijuana agency spells out emergency rules
Information will help municipalities decide whether they want to allow adult-use businesses.
A Michigan agency is giving municipalities some time to weigh their options when it comes to allowing companies to plant marijuana in their communities for recreational use.
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Grand Rapids names police chief
Grand Rapids has a new chief of police.
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Guns stolen from shop
Authorities said four masked people broke into a gun shop in the area and stole about two dozen handguns.
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Bar association names board officers and trustees
There’s a new group of board leaders at the Grand Rapids Bar Association.
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Grand Rapids 'bolstering safety' through pilot programs
The city of Grand Rapids is developing new "community-based" pilot programs to help keep its residents active and safe this summer in the wake of a recent shooting at Joe Taylor Park.
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Woman with food allergy loses appeal
A woman who said a sub sandwich damaged her ability to speak has failed to persuade the Michigan appeals court to reinstate her lawsuit.
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State issues rules on growing and selling marijuana
LANSING — The agency that regulates the selling and growing of pot in Michigan has released emergency rules to clarify the requirements for businesses that plan to sell marijuana to adults 21 and older.
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Health system settles religious discrimination suit
OWOSSO — A mid-Michigan health care system has agreed to pay almost $75,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of a job candidate who was passed over because her beliefs preclude her from getting flu shots.
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Ex-school official wants $41K for unused vacation
DETROIT — A former school official whose contract wasn't renewed is seeking $41,000 for unused vacation days.
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