Normally when you talk about a college graduate being in the Super Bowl, you think of a football player. This time it's a referee who graduated from Ferris State.
A local early childhood support program in Kent County is closing after 20 years due to state budget cuts, leaving families and providers seeking new resources.
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is competing again for the nation’s top sculpture park in the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Poll. Vote daily through Feb. 16 to help this Grand Rapids gem make the top ten.
Acrisure Amphitheater is inviting West Michigan artists to perform during its grand opening public open house, giving local talent a rare chance to be a part of this huge west michigan moment.
Imagine losing billions over theft — that's Walmart's reality, prompting major changes in how they handle self-checkout. The impact is felt across the community.
A familiar scam is resurfacing in West Michigan as authorities warn residents about fake jury duty calls threatening arrest and demanding payment, this time in Ottawa County. Officials urge caution and verification.
A 100-car pileup on I-196 near Hudsonville snarled West Michigan traffic in whiteout conditions, recalling Michigan’s massive 193-vehicle I-94 crash in 2015.
Michigan hunters have been tagging deer since 1915, with the system evolving over time. Now, the tradition is entering a new era as paper tags are set to be replaced by electronic kill tags.
Step into a magical winter night with glow-in-the-dark horseback rides at R&R Ranch in Allegan. Enjoy rescued horses, softly lit trails, and an enchanting Michigan evening.
After major multi-vehicle crashes like the recent 100-plus car pileup near Zeeland, many wonder who is at fault. In Michigan, responsibility is often shared and determined later.
Grand Rapids' own Founders Brewing Co. is now offering a new non-alcoholic beer called Nonetheless, giving people a way to enjoy beer flavor without the alcohol.
Michigan’s 2025 black bear hunt will be remembered by many hunters for a lifetime, thanks to one of the best harvests in years, highlighted by several large bears.
After seven years in Grand Rapids, Buddy’s Pizza is closing its 28th Street location. The Detroit-style pizza chain opened in 2019 and brought a taste of Motor City history to West Michigan before announcing its permanent closure.