The recently reopened thrift store features a new shopping experience designed for bargain hunters: items are sold by weight.

Through a contribution from AT&T, Grand Rapids’ Calvin University has received $50,000 to supply laptops to students who are facing financial barriers to higher education.

ON YOUR SIDE spoke to Media Relations Specialist Matt Johnson from Consumers Energy about how the utility company prepares ...

A sure sign that Spring is coming closer will return to West Michigan in less than a month, as Meijer Gardens is set to host ...

Michigan’s homebuilders fear tariffs will complicate matters for an industry that’s already struggling to build affordable housing after the pandemic drove up materials costs and interest rates.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A new submarine sandwich shop is coming to the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. Rudy’s Sub Shop will sell ...

Walker & Dunlop has arranged $25.9 million in permanent financing for Rivertown Ridge, a 152-unit seniors housing community ...

The Cubs remained undefeated last week with wins over East Kentwood (72-64) and Detroit Catholic Central (73-67). U of D will ...

The National Weather Service said the Midwest, including Michigan, should expect freezing rain and ice accumulations starting ...

As the regular season winds down, league championships are up for grabs ... as are potential upsets. Entering the week of Feb ...

The threat of tariffs on Mexico and Canada led businesses across West Michigan to brace for the potential economic hit by ...

In response to recent immigration policies, a movement is making waves in West Michigan, and even nationally. The movement is called 'A Day without Immigrants.' ...