City Offices Closed For Juneteenth As Community Honors Freedom And Resilience
Juneteenth marks the end of slavery, celebrated on June 19, and is now a federal holiday. Local services may close, but many shops and restaurants will remain open for festivities.
Michigan’s Summer Concert Lineup Is Insane This Year
From stadium shows to amphitheater tours, Michigan’s 2026 concert lineup is stacked. These are the 10 shows you won’t want to miss.
Where to Go Flea Market Hunting in West Michigan
Locals share memories and recommendations after a Grand Rapids flea market post sparks conversation across Reddit.
Former Adobe Mexican Kitchen in Grand Rapids torn down to make way for apartments
GRAND RAPIDS, MI —The Adobe Mexican Kitchen restaurant at the corner of W. Fulton Street and Lexington Avenue NW in Grand Rapids has been demolished to make room for a four-story building with 109 apartments and ground-floor commercial space. Workers were prepping the site, 617 W. Fulton St., for...
Police foil $250,000 gold scam targeting Ada pair
Another reported gold fraud scam targeting the elderly was disrupted by Kent County deputies and now has two people from out of state facing multiple felony charges.
Report: Floyd Mayweather faces charges for passing bad check
Boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather reportedly faces two felony charges after bouncing a check to purchase a $200,000 watch in Las Vegas.
New Adobe Restaurant Finally Opens on Grand Rapids West Side
One of Grand Rapids' most recognizable local restaurant brands has officially completed its move and opened its new location.
Grand Rapids man gets prison time for hanging dog from bridge
A Grand Rapids man will spend at least one year behind bars after pleading guilty to killing a dog by hanging him from a bridge and abandoning another dog nearby.
Adobe Mexican Kitchen opens on Bridge Street, former location demolished
Adobe Mexican Kitchen, formerly known as Adobe In & Out, has officially opened its new location on Grand Rapids' West Side.
Body of man found in Grand River tentatively identified by police
WYOMING, Mich. — Human remains found in the Grand River on Saturday have been identified, according to the Wyoming Police Department. The family of the person found has been notified. Additional steps are being taken to confirm his identity before his name is released, WPD said in a release.

















