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Three major health systems in West Michigan received tens of millions of dollars to improve the care of children needing medical, rehabilitation, and mental health care.

A $50 million gift from the DeVos family will be used to support children's health in West Michigan.

Eight days after a car explosion and fire killed a man, police on Wednesday confirmed for a Kentwood couple that it was their son.

A man shot and seriously injured by Grand Rapids police earlier this month after charging at an officer with a box cutter had a history of mental illness, court records show.

The first of three men, arrested in a sting operation by several law enforcement agencies last August, was sentenced Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court.

Covenant Life Church will host an event titled “Next Chapter: Finding meaning and purpose after the loss of a spouse” on Saturday, Oct. 21.

There are things workers can do to make themselves more employable, and things employers can do to get the workers they want.

The town hall will take place 6:30-9 p.m. Monday, Aug. 14.

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services is adding a 40-bed expansion on to the Pediatric Behavioral Health Center to help address children's mental health.

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services expects to begin construction late this fall or early winter on an $86 million pediatric center after securing state regulatory approval for additional psychiatric beds.