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Dr. Jean Tsao, Ph.D and associate professor at Michigan State University realizes many people are re-introducing themselves to the outdoors since the pandemic hit, so she and some colleagues from the University of Wisconsin and Columbia University have created “The Tick App.” → Read More
Davenport University is offering a free communications class next month for anyone who lost their full-time job after March 1, 2020. → Read More
Express Employment Professionals Holland-Muskegon is bringing back something they used to offer before COVID. → Read More
One west Michigan woman is making it her life’s work to help animals who otherwise might not get a happy ending → Read More
Cascade Engineering is hiring on the spot at its job fair Saturday, March 6, with prospective employees starting 48 hours later if they choose. → Read More
Governor Whitmer’s newest Executive Order announcement on Tuesday affects both the Griffins and Whitecaps. → Read More
Joanna Udo says while both getting her education and now in her career in technology, she quickly noticed she was an anomaly as an African American woman. → Read More
In August when FOX 17 spoke with Dr. Liam Sullivan D.O. of Infectious Disease at Spectrum Health about the upcoming influenza season, he was hopeful that more people would get the vaccine to give an already stressed health system, due the COVID pandemic, a break. → Read More
Dealing with a sick loved one is tough enough, but when Jamie Helton got an overnight call from her mother Yvonne this past weekend from Ionia, she knew things had gotten worse. → Read More
We have heard a lot about west Michigan’s booming real estate market over the past few years, but what it saw in the second half of 2020, according to one local broker, was a first. → Read More
Grand Rapids company Prologistix is holding a job fair every Wednesday this month and applicants could start work as early as the next week. → Read More
A Hudsonville family of seven had the air taken out of their holiday when a key part of their lawn display was stolen just days before Christmas. → Read More
On Wednesday, MLB announced that it was designating baseball’s Negro Leagues to major league status. → Read More
In what has been predicted to be dark winter by health experts due to COVID-19, a light could soon shine on businesses and in turn, hopefully job seekers as well. → Read More
Brian Long is the director of Supply Management Research at Grand Valley State’s Seidman College of Business and has been taking the pulse of the west Michigan economy for more than a decade, as part of a survey that’s four decades old. → Read More
Sable Homes was just entering its busiest time of year when the Governor’s Executive Orders forced them to shut down for seven weeks, and when they started back up, they found material was very low according to Sable General Manager Bryan Burnham. → Read More
In 2019, Michigan had more human cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis than the previous decade combined with ten cases and six fatalities. → Read More
As more businesses open up, along with schools and colleges, there are still some hurdles many people need to get over when it comes to fears associated with Covid 19. → Read More
There has been a lot of talk, mostly on social media, about establishing herd immunity in the fight against COVID-19. → Read More
Four times a month, two mornings and two evenings, a parade of cars with honking horns and flags waving drives by the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans. → Read More