Robb Westaby

Yax is one of fewer than 200 people nationwide certified as a National Heritage Responder through HEART (Heritage Emergency and Response Training)

A ribbon cutting on the new Fruitridge Avenue bridge is scheduled for Friday, October 24. But it is closed to the public; and it doesn't mean the bridge will be opening right away.

A tech startup is transforming a former movie theater in Plainfield Township into what may be the world's first pickleball facility where players can watch the balls being manufactured.

Plainfield Avenue isn't the only thing folks in the Northview neighborhood are talking about. There's a proposal to change the township's water rates.

Last year, the drive collected two full pickup truck loads of donations, with help from the city's Department of Public Works for loading and delivery.

Two new Michigan laws that took effect Oct. 1 require schools to educate families about safe firearm storage. Local districts have posted the required information on their websites.

A viral Facebook post about Plainfield Avenue construction revealing a dangerous pattern: drivers illegally cutting through business parking lots, putting workers and customers at risk.

Two entrepreneurs are betting that Walker residents are hungry for creative experiences and sweet treats, with both businesses planning to open before the holidays.

This weekend, Walker will host the tenth annual Gus Macker basketball tournament at Kenowa Hills High School, bringing together hundreds of amateur players, some from nine different states.

There is a rusty a piece of the World Trade Center from 9/11, crumpled metal that I have passed by, heedless, in the lobby of Walker City Hall. .