laws

Whether you've lived in the mitten state for your whole life, or you're new to the area, it's a good idea to become familiar with local laws. There are some wacky ones that are still on the books in Michigan. If you decide to partake in nefarious activity, here's a corresponding …

So it's that time of year when there's a fireworks tent at nearly every corner in Michigan. And yes, fireworks are legal as you celebrate Independence Day, but there are a few caveats.

Did you realize even though you might find a 5 or 6 bedroom house in Grand Rapids, you can't rent all of those rooms out, if you're not related to the people renting.

The GR City Commission voted 5-1 Tuesday night to ban all smoking and vaping at city-owned parks and playgrounds starting January 1, 2021.

Kent County Sherrif's Department along with GRPD and Wyoming Public Safety will be stepping up enforcement to help with the study and save lives.

Since most of the community firework displays are canceled, there's a good chance you might buy more fireworks than usual this year, so know the rules and stay safe.

With Memorial Day weekend upon us, this is a great reminder to save the roadie for when you arrive, even if you're just a passenger.

They want you to remember that it's the law in GR to stop for pedestrians.

Only 14 states "legally" allow lemonade stands.

If the new Bill is passed, the limit would go from .08 to .05%

Drivers who fail to follow the new law could be subject to a $400 fine.

The new law will officially take effect in mid-February and is meant to keep first responders and other roadside workers safe.