Consumers Energy to close in-person payment locations in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Two Consumers Energy in-person bill payment centers are closing in West Michigan, the utility company announced Monday morning. Consumers Energy said its bill payment centers in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo will close at the end of June due to a reduction in customer traffic. The utility company says the bill payment centers will close, but all other operations at the...
Bill Ford Jr.: Michigan is ‘headed in wrong direction’
GRAND RAPIDS — The global auto industry is becoming more regional, a move that could help bolster Michigan’s sagging economy, Ford Motor Co.’s executive chair said Monday during a visit to west Michigan. Saturation among Asian automakers, upheaval in European markets and pressures from state-subsidized Chinese manufacturers...
Warm again Monday, with chances of showers and storms
Today will be the warmest of the week. We start on a dry note with sunshine starting the day.
Kent District Library remains closed while responding to network outage
Kent District Library branches remain closed Monday, as staff says they are continuing to respond to a network outage that was first reported on Friday.
Kent County to share potential improvement plans for Indian Mounds Drive
The Kent County Parks Department is hosting an open house to share potential future plans and safety improvements for the 4-mile stretch of Indian Mounds Drive.
Michigan Restaurant Named Best Spot For Cheap Eats In The State
You'll find the best cheap eats at one tasty spot in Michigan.
1 hurt, 1 arrested in Grand Rapids shooting
A woman is in police custody after authorities say she shot another woman during an argument late Sunday evening.
Missing Grand Rapids woman found safe, police say
Grand Rapids police say a woman who had been missing since Saturday night has been found.
Lost World War II Purple Heart finds its way home
A World War II Purple Heart found in Michigan has been returned to the veteran’s family in California through a collaboration between the Michigan Veterans Affairs and the California Department of Veterans Affairs.
Michigan shop stocks more than 10,000 VHS tapes, and 4 other major stories
Despite the dominance of streaming services, two stores in West Michigan are experiencing a resurgence with VHS tapes. A look at the boom in VHS sales is one of five “must-read” stories from MLive over the weekend. Return of the video store? Michigan shop stocks more than 10,000...

















