Grand Rapids Police are monitoring social media chatter calling for a teen scooter takeover downtown. Here is what parents need to know about curfew rules, scooter age limits, and steep fines.
Ed Dunneback & Girls Fruit Farm hosts its annual Dogs & Donuts Fest on Oct 9-11, 2026. Bring your pup for cider, corn mazes, wagon rides, vendor booths, and fall fun in Grand Rapids. Tickets are on sale now!
The summer in West Michigan is coming to an end, but we want you to be able to enjoy these last few weeks to their fullest. And that's why we're launching our Summer Send-Off Sale!
After more than a decade on Monroe Center, Sweet Yo's Frozen Yogurt looks to have shut its doors. As downtown Grand Rapids says goodbye to another spot, locals are weighing in on what should replace the froyo joint near Rosa Parks Circle.
Michigan ranks among the worst states in America when it comes to high school students getting into fights on school property, according to a new study.
Knaebe’s Apple Farm in Rogers City is the only Michigan orchard nominated in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice contest. Voting is open now through September 7, and you can vote daily to help them win.
Can Michigan police search your phone during a traffic stop? Here's what the law says about warrants, consent, and the situations where officers may legally access your device.
Books & Mortar in Grand Rapids has been officially saved by new owners Julie, Christine, and Will, who plan to reopen the Cherry Street bookstore this September.
Grandville's medieval-themed bar, The Dungeon, has temporarily closed less than a year after its $1M comeback. While owners cite a chef search, former staff report abrupt terminations and financial troubles.
Now incorporating a "strange oddity" exhibit, the Irish Hills' "Mystery Hill" has lasted 3/4 of a century, the longest of all other area attractions...
A West Michigan nonprofit is easing back-to-school costs by giving 4,000 Kent County elementary students free shoes, backpacks, and supplies at DeVos Place.
Third time was the charm for three Michigan women whose delayed trip to Frederik Meijer Gardens ended in a grand celebration as the park welcomed its 17 millionth guest milestone.