television

A few years back, Daniel McKernan quit his job in tech to start an animal sanctuary right here in Michigan. They've saved more than 500 animals in need! The nonprofit was recently featured on Rachel Ray's TV show.

Is the "big quit" now effecting our West Michigan TV stations? Two more on-air presenters have announced their voluntary departure from WOOD TV.

Recently the OG host, Steve, broke the internet with a heartfelt message and now, a lucky shopper at a Fenton, MI Goodwill found the iconic "Thinking Chair."

Morning TV in West Michigan is about to change. Brody Carter and Alyssa Hearin have announced they are leaving the station.

You could get paid to watch your favorite series from start to finish, but you need to hurry and apply the deadline is Monday at 11:59 pm.

One the most strange incidents in television broadcast history happened in Chicago when two stations had their broadcasts interrupted by a masked man

Here is a local tribute to an era in broadcasting that for the most part doesn't exist anymore.

Thousands of Spectrum television subscribers in West Michigan have been without local Fox affiliate FOX 17 since January 2nd due to a contract dispute between the cable provider and the station's parent company Tribune Broadcasting.

GRPD Ofc. Kaitlin Bernardo was invited to NYC to be featured on "PD Cam"

The Lions continue to get burned. This time it was off the field.

Back to back.

A mom from Portage will be showcasing her brilliant invention on the Home Shopping Network (HSN) this November. FOX 17 says that Karen Smoots and her husband invented The Green Glove Dryer after their frustration with not being able to get their boys' gloves dry during the winter...