Police are asking for help locating Fernando Vasquez-Pena, a suspect in multiple sexual assault cases in Kent County. Investigators say he remains at large, and a $2,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest.
Imagine discovering 30,000 'ancient' relics in your backyard. What if they turned out to be clever fakes? That's the wild story from early 1900s Michigan.
A Michigan poker champion who claimed he was kidnapped by a cartel has now been sentenced to federal prison, as investigators say the bizarre story was tied to a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
Michigan State Police will open all 31 posts April 25 for a statewide Drug Take Back Day, giving residents a safe, anonymous way to dispose of unused or expired prescription medications.
Good Truckin’ Diner owner Nick Sinicropi says the Grand Rapids location could close by April 26 if it doesn’t secure a liquor license, with staffing issues already impacting operations.
Michigan State wrapped spring football with a showcase at Spartan Stadium, giving fans a first look at the new era as the defense stood out and energy builds toward the 2026 season.
Living on Social Security isn’t easy in 2026, but it’s still possible in parts of Michigan. These towns offer lower costs, laid-back vibes, and a slower pace of life that actually works.
Michiganders in 33 counties under a state of emergency can apply for state tax extension relief following severe flooding, tornadoes, and straight-line winds across the state.
As storms roll in and rainfall keeps climbing, staying informed is more crucial than ever for Michigan residents. Here's how to ensure you're always in the loop.
AARP is hosting a free document shredding event in Grand Rapids on April 29 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan, helping residents safely dispose of sensitive paperwork after tax season.