The deBoer Bakkerij family is expanding in Holland with Shore by deBoer, a new breakfast and lunch spot continuing decades of baking and hospitality. Shore is opening soon in the former Jackie's place location.
Bald eagle sightings are rising in Michigan, but this rescue was rare. Kent County deputies helped free one stuck in a fence before it safely flew away.
Police breaking up a house party isn’t unusual, but it’s rare for a gathering in a rural area like this to result in drug arrests and felony firearm charges.
Acrisure Amphitheater in downtown Grand Rapids is scheduled to debut its first show on May 15, 2026, and locals have already started coming up with some inventive nicknames for the new venue.
Looking to make a brunch buffet part of your Easter festivities on April 5? Check out all the spots around Grand Rapids offering yummy egg dishes, meat carving stations, decadent desserts, and more.
Hidden 14 miles off the coast, giant circular formations beneath Lake Michigan are raising eyebrows among scientists. These strange shapes may hold clues to Earth’s ancient past.
The Detroit Tigers could bring a handful of games back to free TV in 2026. While most games stay on cable and streaming, this move could make it easier for fans to watch without a subscription.
A thrilling night for the Grand Valley women’s basketball team as they brought home their third national championship, dominating the competition with fierce determination.
Grand Haven’s favorite spring tradition is back! Pronto Pups officially opens for the 2026 season on April 3rd. While prices are seeing a small increase for the first time in 20 years, the $2 treats remain a West Michigan steal.
It took nearly three years, but Rick Springfield is finally set to be paid after a Mid-Michigan concert dispute involving a bounced check and a lawsuit.
Battle Creek Field of Flight, the largest Fourth of July air show in the U.S., is competing for the nation’s top spot in 2026. Vote daily through May 6 to help it reach No. 1.
Something unusual is happening in the deepest parts of Lake Superior, where a species of fish has transformed into what scientists are describing as a “zombie fish.”