Grand Rapids MI

Police say an 18-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy were taken into custody Tuesday after a shots fired call in Kentwood.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A portion of North Park Street on the northeast side of Grand Rapids is back open. It was closed for several hours on Wednesday morning while police executed a search warrant. According to the Grand Rapids Police Department, officers served a search warrant at a...

A 37-year-old individual from Muskegon, Michigan has recently taken to social media to express their desire for companionship. Having found themselves friendless due to their previous employment and work schedule, they are now seeking to form new friendships. With weekends now free, they are eager to meet new people...

The developer behind a new $4 million private club in downtown Grand Rapids has tapped leading architecture and construction firms to create a worldly space that melds the past with modern accents. Announced on Nov. 10, the Commerce Club aims to transform the five-story, 135-year-old building at 61 Commerce Ave....

Portage- Rodrigo Gonzalez-Velazquez, 35, of Wyoming, Michigan, is facing two felony child-solicitation charges after investigators say he drove more than two hours to Portage to meet someone he believed was a 13-year-old girl. The affidavit states that NWI Predator Catchers reported a suspected child-solicitation...

Since 2021, Urban League of West Michigan has been running a program aimed at preventing violence in Grand Rapids through its Cure Violence initiative. This is an evidence-based program using strategies similar to battling a pandemic to fight violence, treating violence as a health issue and investing in communities...

Fans can finally taste Adobo Boy again! The family-owned Filipino restaurant reopened in Grand Rapids with soft-opening days Dec. 1–2, offering classics like adobo, lumpia, and rotating specials.

More than a dozen families in southeastern Grand Rapids are continue to look for solutions from the city after a water main break last year flooded their homes.

A woman in Cedar Springs, Michigan, admitted to Kent County Sheriff's deputies that she killed her 2-year-old daughter, then later fessed up to also killing her 2-month old son.

Grand Rapids staff presented a proposed amendment to the noise ordinance Tuesday after neighbors complained about protesters who routinely use a megaphone outside Planned Parenthood.