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Michigan will see a rare total lunar eclipse Tuesday morning. Here’s when to watch the blood moon and where to attend viewing parties across the state.

Grand Valley State University is offering a free online AI literacy course open to the public, teaching how AI works and how to spot misinformation.

PFAS testing in Cascade Township is expanding as Kent County well water contamination concerns grow, prompting new state sampling.

Grand Rapids cat lovers can celebrate with yoga, painting, trivia nights and cozy cat cafe visits across West Michigan.

Butterflies Are Blooming returns to Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids with 7,000 butterflies and new Bourbon and Butterflies events.

Baseball season on the way in West Michigan means new ballpark food at LMCU Ballpark, including creative Whitecaps menu items fans will love.

Michigan has passed a new law banning most student cell phone use during classroom instruction starting in the 2026 to 2027 school year.

State health officials are urging Michigan residents to avoid certain online pesticides linked to poisonings.

The Great Lakes Loons will become the Michigan Dogmen for one special night, honoring Michigan’s legendary cryptid with themed jerseys, merch, and a campground-style game.

A former West Michigan bus driver is suing her school district after being fired for giving optional holiday candy bags to students, some with religious messages.

A Cedar Springs school is using phone-locking bags to curb cell phone use, cutting violations dramatically. But parents question whether it teaches real responsibility.

According to a new study, Michigan parents are struggling as childcare costs soar far beyond what most families earn.