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1 week ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
A newly redesigned webpage for the Elder Abuse Task Force was unveiled by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. Her office says the updated site offers a more accessible and user-friendly resource for those seeking information on how to recognize, report and prevent elder abuse. Michigan's Elder Abuse Task Force launched in 2019 and consists of more than 55 different organizations in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors – all working together to combat elder abuse.
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2 weeks ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
Starting December 2025, Gerald R. Ford International Airport will increase connectivity to Florida with additional nonstop service to Orlando International Airport on Delta Air Lines. In a news release, Tory Richardson, president and CEO of the Gerald R.
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2 weeks ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
On its website and Facebook page, the City of Wyoming lists the affected area as north and east of Buck Creek within the city limits. The city says due to a drop in water pressure in a portion of the city’s water distribution system, bacterial contamination may have occurred… adding bacteria are generally not harmful and are common throughout the environment. Corrective measures have been taken, and pressure has been restored.
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3 weeks ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
“Jerry the Jet” was announced today as the first ever Gerald R. Ford International Airport mascot. A news release says Jerry the Jet is a friendly and engaging character designed to enhance the airport experience for guests and promote aviation in the community. Created in collaboration with its marketing and advertising partner, Extra Credit Projects, Jerry the Jet™ is part of the Gerald R.
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3 weeks ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
National Infant Immunization Week is an annual observance recognized this year from April 21-28th. The week highlights the importance of protecting children 2 years old and younger from vaccine-preventable diseases. A news release says global immunization efforts during the last 50 years have saved an estimated 154 million lives, including 101 million infants.
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1 month ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
Department of Natural Resources staff members are assessing damage and conducting cleanup at several state parks and campgrounds, boating access sites and more following those severe ice storms. DNR crews are also collaborating with local agencies and utility companies to clear debris, prioritize the restoration of essential services and ensure access to critical infrastructure. Much of the work is being coordinated with the Michigan Army National Guard.
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1 month ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
With Easter just a week and half away, Mel Trotter Ministries is prepping for its annual Easter Holiday Community meal. A news release says Mel Trotter, the largest provider of services to people experiencing homelessness in West Michigan, will host the meal on Wednesday April 16th at its Mel Trotter Ministries Cook Cafeteria. The meal is for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, as well as anyone seeking fellowship during this season. The meal is always plentiful.
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1 month ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
America Saves Week runs until Friday. During this week, the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services or DIFS, is encouraging Michiganders to not only set savings goals but also come up with a plan to achieve them to ensure financial stability. America Saves Week is an annual campaign supported by thousands of organizations nationwide as a call to action for consumers to commit to saving successfully and improve their financial wellness.
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1 month ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
The Michigan Department of Treasury is urging state residents to be alert and aware of scammers. In a news release, state officials say cybercriminals are constantly using new tricks and tactics online to obtain personal information so they can fraudulently file state income tax returns and claim refunds on behalf of unsuspecting taxpayers. Typically, cybercriminals try to create a sense of urgency to incite an immediate response from taxpayers.
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1 month ago | 
wgvunews.org | Jennifer Moss
The ongoing effort for the City of Grand Rapids to provide clean, accessible water now and into the future requires education, stewardship and a skilled workforce. A news release says that’s why the City of Grand Rapids in partnership with Grand Rapids Community College and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is bringing back Water Pool-ooza. It’s a free hands-on educational series for students and families to explore water quality, sustainability and careers in the water industry.
