Grand Rapids News

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.

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.

Picture this: it's 4 a.m. on a Thursday—perfect time to score the best deals on electronics. Let’s dig into those shopping secrets.

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.

Just days after news of Macy’s closing, Celebration Cinema announced major Phase 2 renovations that show Rivertown Crossings still has momentum.

Gilda's Club LaughFest to return for its 16th year in Grand Rapids with five days of comedy. LaughFest has unveiled its 2026 lineup with more than 30 comedians.

After claiming she killed her teenage son “out of love,” a West Michigan mother has been ordered to spend 60–90 years behind bars in Ottawa County.

A popular food truck with a silly name is opening a permanent restaurant in Grandville after years as a West Michigan favorite.

Old Man Winter is here and causing lots of slide-offs and crashes. There has been a 100-car pileup on westbound I-196 at 32nd Avenue near Hudsonville.