No kids hurt in 2 separate school bus crashes in Kent County
Two school buses were involved in crashes in Kent County Friday morning, but deputies say no children were hurt.
Officials report oil release at Millennium Park
Officials responded Friday to an oil release within a lake at Millennium Park.
2 Bus Crashes in West Michigan Highlight Back to School Safety
Two crashes in West Michigan Friday morning offer an important reminder about what drivers need to know when they encounter a school bus. So, do you know what those flashing red lights mean?
Grand Rapids soup shop announces reopening date
As autumn approaches, a popular Wealthy Street soup shop is reopening for the year.
Grand Rapids mom loses second son to gun violence, seeks answers in both cases
A Grand Rapids family is mourning 18-year-old Madiez Goodman Jr. and seeking answers after losing two sons to gun violence.
$59M project to add flex route on US-131
The Michigan Department of Transportation is planning to add a flex route along several miles of US-131 north of Grand Rapids.
Meijer surprises contest winner with cash for classroom
WYOMING, Mich. (ABC 4) — After receiving nominations for its recent Meijer Classroom Refresh contest, Meijer awarded Sarah Breuker, a first and second grade teacher at AnchorPoint Christian School, with $2,000 to use in her classroom. “Thank you for this wonderful, unexpected gift,” said Sarah Breuker, first and second
10 Mile Road and Myers Lake Avenue roundabout is now open
KENT COUNTY, Mich. — A new roundabout has been opened at 10 Mile Road and Myers Lake Avenue in Courtland Township, completing the second of two roundabout projects constructed along 10 Mile Road this year. The Kent County Road Commission (KCRC) said temporary lighting has been installed, with permanent...
Kent County opens some parks to bow hunters for deer management
Kent County is accepting applications from bow hunters for limited access to hunt in select county parks this fall as part of a deer population management program.
Mary Free Bed gets approval for $60M in bonds for expansion projects
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Kent County commissioners approved up to $60 million in bonds Thursday to help Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital finance several projects, including room renovations, a parking structure and a new outpatient clinic. The Kent Hospital Finance Authority, which helps nonprofit hospitals access tax-e
