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Teen gets long prison sentence for carjacking SUV, smashing it into police cruiser

Web Bar owner worries for workers during rebuild

It's been a week of recovery for a Grand Rapids bar after a recent fire caused the business to close its doors temporarily.

Firefighter hurt, 'significant damage' in West Side fire, GRFD says

A firefighter was injured while putting out a fire above a bar on Grand Rapids’ West Side, according to the Grand Rapids Fire Department.

GRFD: Firefighter hurt in West Side fire | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM

5 fun things to do in Muskegon this weekend (Sept. 22-24)

Have your say in redesign of Apple Avenue in Muskegon

A “redesign work group” is being recruited by the City of Muskegon and the Michigan Department of Transportation for ideas on how to rebuild 2 miles of M-46.

Pine Street area near downtown Muskegon could be cool, but needs lots of help, plan says

The business district stretching between Apple and West Western avenues includes the Muskegon County courthouse, popular eateries, vintage and antique shops and lots of vacant lots.

Grand Rapids police find juvenile shot in the foot

At this time, suspect information is not available, and police say it's too early in the investigation process to tell if the wound was accidental or not.

GR elementary school on lockdown after gunshots heard nearby

Around 3:00 p.m., gunshots were heard near Harrison Park, according to Principal Heather Thompson. She said the school was on lockdown as "a precautionary measure."

Grand Rapids' record-high 35 homicides so far in 2020: where, when and how they happened

Grand Rapids’ record-high 35 homicides so far in 2020: where, when and how they happened Updated Dec 10, 2020; Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Grand Rapids reached an unenviable milestone with the most homicides for a year in its history. The Dec. 6 shooting death of a 23-year-old man was the city’s 35th homicide, one more than the 34 homicides in 1993. Last year, there were 18 homicides. All but eight victims of this year’s killings were from gunfire. Local authorities say they believe the COVID-19 pandemic is playing a role, partly because of a lack of programs and structured activities that are temporarily unavailable.