Grand Rapids MI

CLARKSTON, MI - Country music superstar, Tim McGraw, has just announced a concert tour for 2026 with two stops in Michigan. The 3-time Grammy winner will be at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston on Friday, August 28 and the next night at the new Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids.

Based upon the lethargic pace of used furnace sales these days we would be surprised if the furnaces go for any more than scrap value but you never know. “NPR of America Incorporated, the U.S. subsidiary of Japan-based Nippon Piston Ring Company Limited, is closing its Grand Haven Township plant, according to a...

WYOMING, Mich. — Is your tap water cloudy? The City of Wyoming explained what may be causing cloudy water from your tap, and when you should be concerned. The city says that cloudiness in tap water can be from air that dissolves in the water. They say it can happen anytime of the year, but during cold temperatures...

A West Michigan Fire Chief is sounding the alarm on a silent killer that almost took a life. Kentwood Fire Chief Brent Looma shared with Fox 17 that a crew responding to a medical emergency walked into a home that had carbon monoxide levels that were 50 times higher than they normally should be.

KENT COUNTY, Mich. — A Kent County man is facing multiple felonies, accused of embezzling money and defrauding elderly women in a property-swapping scheme. Derek Plumb, 40, worked as a Michigan Adult Protective Services employee with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Plumb is accused of...

Southern breakfast chain Bojangles has officially opened its first location in Michigan with a new restaurant on 28th St. in Wyoming.

SPRING LAKE, MI — West Michigan café and scratch kitchen MudPenny is opening a new location in the former Burger Theory restaurant at the waterfront Holiday Inn at 940 W. Savidge St. in Spring Lake. Remodeling is already underway and is expected to be complete by mid- to...

A new Michigan bill would let bullying victims switch school districts when harassment doesn’t stop.

On Jan. 16, a prospective developer fired off an email to government and economic development leaders in nine cities across Michigan, including Battle Creek and Grand Rapids. The pitch: a $285 million data center that would effectively use zero water through a complicated process, capturing up to 50,000 gallons per...

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The family of a man accused of killing his fiancée and her two teen sons is horrified by the allegations. Jacqueline Neill, 40, and sons, Michael Kilpatrick, 13, and Cameron Kilpatrick, 15, were fatally shot in their house at 919 Worden St. SE, near Kalamazoo Avenue, on Tuesday, Jan. 27.