Jonathan Seyferth News Today

Muskegon leaders met Friday morning for the annual Muskegon County Economic Summit and talked about the current economic trends, as well as dreams for the future.

A post on social media had a lot of people talking about the project and rumors spreading over whether the project would take that portion of the path away.

PFAS and other industrial contaminants were at the root of concerns related to 13 OYS as locals pondered the former paper mill's future.

Pere Marquette Beach is welcoming back an eco-friendly beach robot with a goal of cleaning up the waterfront.

The prospect that rail cars could be stored on the property had made finding a developer of Windward Pointe extremely difficult.

Now, work can begin as soon as Muskegon city council gives its final approval.

A $220 million redevelopment project is heading toward Muskegon.

Muskegon’s newest city manager was sworn in Monday. Jonathan Seyferth took the oath of office and became Muskegon’s 16th city manager, the city says.

Muskegon Mayor Ken Johnson welcomed Seyferth back to the City of Muskegon which his family has called home for five generations.

Muskegon's top pick for city manager has accepted the position, Muskegon Mayor Ken Johnson says.