City officials got a bird's-eye view Wednesday morning of the aging coal tipple along Harbor Drive to help in deciding its future.
The Grand Haven Department of Public Safety's aerial ladder truck was used to get a view of the roof condition of the old tipple.
For the second time this year, the Tri-Cities area has been blanketed with snow, forcing schools to close and residents to dig out from under it.
Local school districts including Grand Haven and Spring Lake public schools were closed today, as were many private schools.
The father and son team of Ron and David Nichols agree that it's been a great winter for outdoor sports - like riding their bikes.
The Fruitport man and his son from North Muskegon were halfway through their bicycle trip around Spring Lake when they stopped to talk to some fishermen at Smith's Bayou late Wednesday morning.
Michael Lombardo, a professor of biology at Grand Valley State University, will discuss some of the behaviors of birds during a presentation for the Owashtanong Islands Audubon Society on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
Representatives of the Palisades nuclear power plant in southwestern Michigan said steps are being taken to improve the culture of safety at the facility.
Prosecutors at a Wednesday court hearing for a former Mona Shores musician said the man sent sexually explicit text messages to students, and inappropriately touched other male teens on and off campus.
Central Michigan shook off a rough first half to come back and defeat in-state rival Eastern Michigan on the road, 60-56, on Wednesday night in Ypsilanti.
Village Council hopes an on-again, off-again state grant will be on again.
Council on Monday gave Village Manager Ryan Cotton the go-ahead to apply for a Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Grant for the purpose of purchasing a half-acre vacant parcel adjacent to Mill Point Park, at School and Exchange streets.
A 61-year-old Coopersville woman was ticketed for failing to yield after her car hit a delivery truck at a Grand Haven intersection Wednesday afternoon.
A former West Michigan congressman and U.S. delegate to the United Nations has been sentenced to a year and one day in prison for lobbying for a Missouri-based Islamic charity that had been identified as a global terrorist organization.
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