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She went for a food run on 28th Street. Now she's a millionaire.

Meghan Trainor will bring "The Get In Girl Tour" to Grand Rapids on June 18, 2026, at the new Acrisure Amphitheater with Icona Pop.

Michigan residents are getting SNAP benefits back in November after a brief pause, officials announced.

The Michigan DNR urges hunters to follow key safety practices and regulations as firearm deer season begins Nov. 15. Here's what you should know before you head out.

The organization typically serves 55 families each week, meaning they had to expand their operations quickly. Thankfully, the community stepped up, too.

At no point was a weapon brought into the school, according to Grand Rapids Public Schools.

West Michiganders are eager to get on the ice for the Nov. 14 opening of the Holland Ice Park.

A judge sentenced a mother to probation after her baby died from "asphyxiation via wedge" while she ran into a store for her husband's lunch, police said.

Kent County's first Brownfield Redevelopment Plan project paves the way for new affordable housing in Lowell.

Police say an armed robbery turned into a high-speed car chase that crossed county lines. Two minors and a 21-year-old were in custody.

A lucky player wins $514,378 on a slot machine at Gun Lake Casino.

Officials say the suspect—who implied having a gun—got cash and then left before police arrived.

FINALLY! A fast food favorite is back after a years-long hiatus. 🍔

DO YOU KNOW HIM? Police are seeking public assistance to locate a suspicious man seen peeking into windows in Allendale Township between midnight and 3 a.m.

Acrisure plans layoffs in accounting due to tech advancements, they announced Wednesday.

Police arrested a suspect after a woman was killed and a man injured in an apparent Oshtemo Township apartment attack.

Ferris State declined the county commission's suggestion to honor Charlie Kirk with a statue, citing campus policy.

The teen was shot and killed while celebrating the life of Amillier Penn, another teen killed by gun violence in Grand Rapids.

Self-described parental rights advocate Stefanie Boone, who has three students in the district, sued Lowell Area Schools over "violating her first amendment rights."

Welcome to a new era, Spartans. Are you ready for it?