Jennifer Moss

Whitmer said the state should keep working together so veterans can have good paying jobs, affordable housing, and quality health care

Toxic productivity is an unhealthy compulsion to be productive at all times, often at the expense of our mental and physical well-being, relationships, and overall quality of life. It’s a common sentiment in today’s work culture, where the drive to be constantly productive is often celebrated, if not expected. But this mindset isn’t just harmful; it’s dangerous. People are already struggling to meet their core job requirements, but when you factor in a staggering 192% increase in weekly meetings post-pandemic, it becomes significantly more challenging. We are over-meeting, over-looping, and over-collaborating — one of the worst work habits brought on by the crisis. Despite the longstanding perception that more hours worked means higher productivity, data and research are finding otherwise. Leaders play a crucial role in either perpetuating or breaking this cycle of toxic productivity.

“I'll sleep when I'm dead.” I'm embarrassed to admit that this is a line I used to repeat, whether to justify working until 2:00 am to hit a deadline

Some of the money is coming to West Michigan cities. It's a move to make Michigan homes safer

Outlander has captivated fans across the world since the release of its first novel in 1991 by Diana Gabaldon through its subsequent STARZ television series. Combining historical fiction, romance, and time travel, the series follows Claire Randall, a 20th-century nurse, who is mysteriously transported to 18th-century Scotland. Over the years, Outlander has garnered a devoted

The holiday scams page will focus on educating consumers on 24 topics

There are two donation sites, one on Fuller northeast, the other in Grandville Winter weather can have a severe impact on blood supplies.

Nationwide, AAA expects 3 million more travelers than last year AAA says Michigan residents are expected to travel in record numbers for the year-end holiday period --from Saturday, December 21 to Wednesday, January 1

some gifting circles are illegal pyramid schemes that rely on recruitment and false promises of financial gain

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is reminding Michiganders to make sure they keep their pets healthy and safe during this holiday season