Henry Erb

Grieving families say a Grand Rapids estate sale company has been keeping the money after selling their dead loved ones’ household goods.

A building contractor is now in the Ottawa County jail, serving a five-month sentence for working without a license.

Home remodel do-overs. Money down the drain. Long project delays that forced one Ottawa County couple to live in their camper. That’s part of the trail left by an unlicensed contractor who ke…

An East Grand Rapids building contractor is staying out of jail by paying back more than $300,000.

Holiday parking on Grand Rapids streets is supposed to be free. But for years, people were paying on holidays because of a mistake on a smartphone app.

A Grand Rapids man says he is out thousands of dollars because the city won’t pay back money it got from him by mistake.

Builder David Jon Jenkins and his business have left a trail of angry customers subcontractors and suppliers.

Lynn Cooper’s power struggle is not the kind you usually hear about on the news. Hers is about the power lines still running over her ruined house on Baldwin Lake in Greenville.

A Grand Rapids-based health care nonprofit, Cherry Health, says it is trying to fix what it calls a “disruption” in its computer system.

It wasn’t a violent crime. It left nobody physically injured. It was done with a pitch and a pen, and a contractor walked away with their money.

Public records show that megasite promoters have so far spent more than $41 million taxpayer dollars to buy land for the new Ford battery plant in the Marshall area.

On a cool December morning, two Kentwood police officers and an Ionia County couple trooped into a granite warehouse off Broadmoor Avenue on an unusual mission.

In September 2021, then a protesting citizen getting his one minute to talk to Ottawa County commissioners, Joe Moss said he came “with a message from the people.” That message: “…

Schools have become targets for the country’s culture wars, with part of those battles playing out in the local board of education races that will be decided in the Nov. 8 election.

Some people called to offer Michael Couch their own wheels and money after his stolen 1995 Chevy Silverado came home after nearly four months in an impound lot without any wheels. While Couch was g…

The system that is supposed to quickly reunite owners with stolen vehicles broke down and a Grand Rapids man found that it would be hard to get his truck back after about five months.

Homeowners say they paid Trace Antcliff to do construction, but they never saw materials, crews or work done — “just a lot of excuses.”

A candidate for the Michigan House of Representatives was arrested for drunken driving in 2020, public records show, though he later pleaded to a lesser charge.

Kent County seniors sold their senior center for $25,000. Within weeks, it was back on the market for 10 times that. So what happened?

It was the night of March 8, 1994. Working at the National Weather Service, Jack Bushong’s radar was lighting up with stuff he’d never seen before.