Grand Rapids News

A Flint father will serve more than a decade in prison after his 4-year-old daughter accidentally shot herself and lost an eye, marking the first Michigan case under the state’s safe-storage law in this context.

A recent wellness check by the Michigan State Police in West Michigan turns into human remains being found.

After years of mixed reviews, it looks like the Lions are finally listening to fans about the Thanksgiving halftime show.

Big Joe and Laura’s Warm Hearts Coat Drive collected 631 coats for Grand Rapids neighbors, surpassing their goal thanks to strong West Michigan community support.

Feast without the fuss! Check out which Grand Rapids area restaurants are serving up Thanksgiving buffets, to-go meals, and full turkey dinners this year.

If you love the outdoors and want the opportunity of a lifetime, become a volunteer moose watcher on Isle Royale.

In a case that has haunted Michigan for years, John Skelton faces murder and tampering charges in the disappearance of his three young sons during Thanksgiving 2010 — just weeks before his scheduled prison release.

Downtown Grand Rapids kicks off the holiday season on Saturday, November 22, with the Gentex Santa Parade beginning at 5 p.m., followed by a 6:45 p.m. tree-lighting and the opening of the Rosa Parks Circle ice rink.

A Michigan man has been charged with a felony after shooting a neighbor’s dog with a crossbow while hunting on his property, saying he was “frustrated” the dogs wandered in.

Many Michigan hunters like to have their big bucks scored. New 3D technology will give hunters a chance to try this out in West Michigan on opening day.

Imagine sipping a beer that locals have been craving for years—Michigan's beer scene just got a delicious upgrade.

Annoyed by gulls? New research shows shouting scares them off faster than waving.