A nighttime drive along an open suburban road can seem to drag on forever. Without anyone in sight and a heavy right foot on the accelerator, the drive could inspire a liberal interpretation of the speed limit. Thirty-five mph? Why not 50?
One injured in crash at Mercury, Groesbeck
Even though inflation has been low for nearly a decade, certain worrywarts continue to look for it around every corner.
Kelly-Miller Circus Magicians, Dennis and Clydea performed free magic shows at the YMCA Day Camp, Salvation Army, Loutit Library and on the Channel walk Friday and Saturday to publicize the upcoming Circus.
This report contains some interesting or noteworthy bills introduced in Lansing during the first half of the year.
Where to find help for addicition
Editor’s note: The following story is the first in a weeklong series devoted to the opioid epidemic in West Michigan.
The event took place Saturday at the Grand River Sailing Club in Grand Haven.
Millions of Americans converged on a narrow corridor stretching from Oregon to South Carolina to watch the moon blot out the midday sun Monday for a wondrous couple of minutes in the first total solar eclipse to sweep coast to coast in 99 years.
The sound of music filled the air along the Beechtree Street corridor Saturday as sunny skies provided a perfect venue for the 2017 Walk the Beat.
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CLEVELAND — The Coast Guard on Sunday suspended its search for a kayaker who went missing Yesterday at 6:13 PM
An adult Asian carp found in a Chicago waterway near Lake Michigan this summer began its life far downstream and apparently got around a series of electric barriers intended to keep the invasive species out of the Great Lakes, officials said Friday.
LANSING — Faced with an unreceptive Legislature, advocates for marijuana legalization, guaranteed paid sick leave and a host of other bills are banking that you will embrace them at the ballot box — if the proposals make it there.
A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week.
