• Pets, as surprise holiday gifts, aren’t always welcome

• The high price of ‘free pets’

• Jack, the therapy cat puts a spark in the spirit

• Therapy cat’s adoption story beats odds, hits jackpot

• ‘Retirement’ on the menu for owners of Pal’s Diner

• Flint pediatrician sees ripples of hope in water crisis

• Do Good: ‘Get the Lead Out!’ helps homeowners make older homes safe for kids

• Do Good: And they all lived together in a little crooked house*

• Do Good: And they all lived together in a little crooked house* (Part II)

• Do Good: Putting a face on local homelessness

• Do Good: Servants Center helps mentally ill homeless get off and stay off the streets

• Do Good: Heartside Neighborhood Collaborative Project helps keep downtown’s heart beating strong

• Do Good: CLSWM provides a pathway to justice for low-income people

• Do Good: Catherine’s Health Center’s Indoor Walking Program ramps up for its 12th year

• Do Good: West Michigan Gay Men’s Chorus creates change—one voice at a time

• Lights, camera, action: Mosaic Film Experience celebrates diversity, creativity of local youth

• WKTV VOICES guests share diverse global perspectives and memories, enrich the community

• A VOICES conversation with Donna Troost: Life on a farm

• A matter of survival: A VOICES conversation with Angelique Mugabekazi

• PACT needs 600 volunteers 65+ for Alzheimer’s clinical trial

• Migrant Legal Aid’s 7th Annual Harvest of Justice luncheon honors fair growers and retailers

• New technology simplifies Kent County’s FOIA request process