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Step Back In Time At This Unforgettable Hot Dog Spot In Michigan

There’s a place in Grand Rapids where the 1950s never ended, and honestly, that’s exactly how it should be. Yesterdog serves hot dogs so good they’ve become the stuff of local legend, and one bite will tell you why. Walking down Wealthy Street in Grand Rapids, you...
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Nonprofit urges awareness of law as service dogs increasingly turned away from businesses

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — In their vests, with eyes trained and noses wet, service dogs help people with disabilities every day. But the companions that could be the difference between life and death, in some cases, are proving to be a barrier. More businesses are turning the dogs and...
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🚔 Kent County Public Safety Jobs – Multiple Openings Now Hiring

Kent County’s public safety scene is busy this month, with several solid openings for folks who like to keep people and places secure. From entry-level security roles to specialized safety positions, there’s something for every skill set.
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Need a Root Canal? Key Signs You Need Endodontic Treatments in Grand Rapids, MI

Get Expert Endodontic Treatments With Arbor Endodontics. Grand Rapids, United States - March 19, 2026 / Arbor Endodontics /. When patients notice persistent tooth pain or unusual sensitivity, it may be time to consider professional care at Arbor Endodontics. Led by Dr. Arasu, a highly trained specialist with a...
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Grand Rapids Makes Midwest Living’s Best Cities List – Again

Grand Rapids is one of just nine cities named a Best Midwest City by Midwest Living for 2026, earning praise for its craft beer scene, food, attractions, and cultural events like ArtPrize.
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Braille & beyond: Students learn about navigating an unseen world

Grand Rapids — Harlow Billings gamely placed her hand inside a mystery box, gripped the object inside and used her sense of touch to try to puzzle out what it was. “It feels like,” Harlow said, pausing, “a spoon?”. She guessed right. Her mother, parent-volunteer Lisa Billings,...
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‘Unjustifiable’: Lawyers for Da’Quain Johnson’s family call Grand Rapids PD statements ‘mistruths’

Autopsy reports, medical records and a Michigan State Police investigative report, along with additional body camera footage, have not been provided to the family of Da’Quain Johnson after he was fatally shot by a Grand Rapids police officer last month, according to civil rights lawyers Ben Crump and Ven Johnson, who...
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🚧 Seasonal road weight limits end March 30 across Kent County

Seasonal weight and speed limits on local roads will end Monday, March 30, 2026 at 6 a.m. The change applies to Kent County and nearby areas including Ionia, Mason, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Ottawa counties, plus the cities of Kentwood and Walker.
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Missing 71-year-old Kent County woman found safe, sheriff says

NELSON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Kent County Sheriff's Office is thanking the public for their help in locating a missing Kent County woman. Local: Chase ends with crash on I-94 after woman hits multiple vehicles on US-131 71-year-old Cheryl Marie Klekotka was found safely Saturday in Grand Rapids, KCSO...
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Former city commissioner pushes back on fraud allegations in cannabis lawsuit

A former Grand Rapids city commissioner is pushing back against fraud allegations involving his role in a city-backed cannabis social equity program, saying the companies that paid millions into the initiative failed to follow through on their own commitments. “I’m extremely disappointed, I guess we can go ahead and...

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