Drivers heading out Tuesday encountered hazardous driving conditions, with snow-covered roads and intermittent whiteout conditions leading to crashes on highways around West Michigan.

Here's a look at the polls, as selected by the Michigan Sports Writers All-State Panel: 1. Belleville (6 first place votes) (11-0), 90 4. Detroit Renaissance (13-1) 6. Saginaw Heritage (10-2) 7. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern (10-1)

Savvy Sliders, a growing chain of slider restaurants, is celebrating the grand opening of its news location in Plymouth with giveaways and discounts.

City commissioners will discuss Tuesday night the possibility of declaring Grand Rapids a sanctuary city, after close to 2,000 emails and letters were sent in support of the move over the past

Two groups with their eyes on the same goal will attend Tuesday's Grand Rapids City Commission meeting to urge a Sanctuary City status declaration.

Walter Coe moved to Grand Rapids in 1916 from Nashville and became the city's first Black police officer in 1922.

With a little help from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, a native fish that was once considered “extinct” from state waters is working to make a comeback.

The two-mile tour now has 11 stops that highlight influential people and moments in Grand Rapids' history, from visits during the Civil Rights movement—including Malcolm X speaking at Fountain Street Church—to notable local figures like Helen Claytor, who was the first Black president of the Grand Rapids YWCA.

At Monday evenings special board meeting, the public, spoke about their concerns, and the necessity to protect these children, by making the Grand Rapids Public Schools a sanctuary district.

A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Michigan published in the Jan. 31, 2025, edition of Outdoor News.

For soups, stews, baking and all kinds of cozy recipes, make sure you've got the best Dutch oven. This multi-purpose pot is a must—so make sure you've got one of our Test Kitchen's favorite brands.

The Plymouth Ethics Online System (PEOS) is a flexible web-based management system to help facilitate and streamline the ethical review process. PEOS is available to members of staff, postgraduate research and taught (PGR/PGT) students and School of Health ...