Quality of Life

A poll conducted at University of Michigan’s Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation suggested that 1 in 3 older Michigan residents were victims of scams in the last two years. Those who described their mental and physical health in fair or poor condition were more likely to be targeted.

It’s fall back Sunday. Despite legislative action and grim health and economic reports, switching clocks twice a year isn’t going away anytime soon.

Humanitarian groups are raising money as bloodshed intensifies. Here’s a guide to reputable organizations.

The Double Up Food Bucks program matches money spent on fruit and vegetables for families who receive food assistance.

The Anishinaabemowin language was systemically suppressed by a century of Indian boarding schools. Now, tribal members are trying to reclaim the language and culture of their ancestors.

The state’s library association is looking for residents to spot and shed light on library battles that often focus on LGBTQ-themed books.

The Monday gathering that killed a Holland woman and injured nine others has authorities investigating what kind of device was at fault. It was one of two mishaps in western Michigan as lawmakers weight tighter restrictions on firework displays.