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A leading internet company has the idea of drilling the ground of the United States to reduce pollution. It's a project that leaves the world amazed. The

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is expanding its project banning right turns at red lights, which started as a pilot program in the Tenderloin three years ago to improve traffic conditions.

Harm reduction is more than needle exchanges. At Grand Rapids-based Red Project, users can ask to have their drugs checked for additives, allowing the user to decide whether to discard or use them.

One by one, the people who waited for hours to speak stepped up to a microphone in front of the Grand Rapids City Commission on Tuesday. Do not, the overwhelming majority of them said, support two …

A Muskegon Heights woman had a big mess to clean up after realizing that an uninvited guest had been living in her shed.

People of all ages, genders and backgrounds came to Grand Rapids Saturday to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community at the city’s 35th annual Pride Festival.

RED Saves Young People from Jaws of Poverty

The nine members of a newly formed committee to help determine how opioid lawsuit settlement dollars should be spent in Montcalm County all have their own reasons for being there. Kate Behrenwald, an addiction medicine physician’s assistant for Corewell Health and president of The Red Project Board in Kent County is also a member of the Lakeview Village Council.

Reason for Patricia to Smile

Flint, MI—Against a beige brick wall on the east side of Flint’s downtown bus station is a single vending machine. It seems unremarkable, but on closer