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As West Michigan prepares for blizzard-like conditions beginning Thursday and last through Saturday, warming stations are opening in the area.

"Its the winds that make it not a normal Michigan snowstorm," said Rob Dale of the Ingham County Emergency Management and Homeland Security office.

Non-compliance can result in the animal being removed by an animal control officer.

Jenna Huey, the emergency shelter service manager says when the high for the day is 10 degrees, the HRDC issues what they call a Code Blue.

Shelters and warming stations are opening up as temperatures drop below freezing.

Mechanics Street will be transformed into Bethlehem Friday when the Doylestown Presbyterian Church Dads Group offers its drive-thru nativity

With the coldest temperatures in decades set to hit Montana, organizations that serve the population experiencing homelessness are preparing to be well over capacity.

On Wednesday evening, several groups including the Ocean County Homeless Prevention and Assistance Coalition and Ocean's Harbor House are hosting the Ocean County Homeless Persons Memorial Service to remember those who have passed away.

If signed by Gov. Phil Murphy, the gun law would establish criteria for obtaining a permit and ban guns from schools, casinos, beaches and bars.

Services meant to shelter people experiencing homelessness in cold weather dont always work as intended.