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MDOT to allow some flammable, corrosive materials to cross Ambassador Bridge
The Michigan Department of Transportation announced Friday they will lift some restrictions on the transportation of flammable liquids and corrosive materials across the Ambassador Bridge. The decision, which takes effect on Oct. 29, comes after the Detroit International Bridge Co., owners of the Ambassador Bridge, requested in November 2023 that MDOT lift those restrictions on fuel and materials used to make batteries. ...
Michigan Appeals Court agrees with lower judge: Cornel West belongs on presidential ballot
Independent presidential candidate Cornel West is eligible for Michigan's Nov. 5 ballot, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled Friday. The court's 3-0 opinion upholds a ruling by the Michigan Court of Claims, but reverses a ruling by the Michigan Bureau of Elections that West was ineligible for the ballot because of problems with an affidavit he filed with the state. ...
Up North churches 'sharing God's heart' for immigrant neighbors amid polarized politics
ARCADIA — Near the shores of Lake Michigan in the northwestern part of the state, immigrant families streamed into the former elementary school of a small township on a hot Sunday afternoon. "¡Trabajadores Agricolas Y Familias!" read a sign in Spanish greeting them at the entrance of the community center of Arcadia. "Welcome Farm Workers and Families!" ...
Inside the Abandoned & Trashed Homer Lanes in Calhoun County, Michigan
WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property. The bowling alley in Homer, Michigan opened in 1963 with great anticipation from the community. It was originally called 'Meadow Lanes' Meadow Lanes' because, well...it was built...
Volleyball wraps up at Great Lakes Cross Over
SANDUSKY, Ohio (August 31) – The Waynesburg University volleyball team finished its opening weekend at the Great Lakes Cross Over with a pair of three set defeats against Kalamazoo and Bluffton at the Cedar Point Sports Center on Saturday. The Jackets scored at least 20 points in five of...
"Survive the Construction" festival boosts revenue for businesses affected by M-40 work
LAWTON, Mich. — Navigating through road construction can be a headache for anyone. For many businesses, these projects can often affect their revenue. Businesses in downtown Lawton decided to take matters into their own hands with the "Survive the Construction" summer festival Saturday. Hosted by Longship Brewing, this event...
DS3 Middle School Youth Group Fall Calendar
Check out the DS3 Fall Middle School Ministry in September, October, and November! Fall Kickoff on Wednesday, September 4, and Sunday, September 8, is just around the corner!. Get ready for a weekend full of fun and adventure at the DS3 Fall Camp! Registration opens on Sunday, September 1. You’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of activities at Miracle Camp in Lawton, Michigan, including 3 days & 2 nights, 5 meals plus supper on Friday evening, 7 different activities, and 4 worship sessions with 2 devotional mornings!
Annual Bug Night in Elkhart County Park
ELKHART, Ind. -- A fun insect-themed celebration is happening this Friday at Cobus Creek County Park beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 6. This two-hour event will include hands-on and up-close encounters with an assortment of insects. There will be a wide variety of creepy-crawlies, from dragonflies to diving beetles, each with unique insect-themed activities for all ages.
Local Eats: Tacos El Cuñado boasts drive-thru, Mexican breakfast menu in Muskegon
MUSKEGON, MI - There is a new spot open long the lakeshore for authentic Mexican cuisine, and it’s already earning its fair share of fans. Tacos El Cuñado hosted its soft opening Aug. 15 at 3035 Henry St., adding to the 18 locations in West Michigan, including one opening later this year in the Grand Rapids suburb of Kentwood.
Zeeland West football stuns defending state champion Muskegon in thriller
MUSKEGON - A high school football season opener doesn't get any bigger than a defending state champion against a defending state semifinalist - in a rivalry. The past few matchups between Zeeland West and Muskegon have been sensational - especially at Hackley Stadium. When you have two of the state's best, the familiarity is...
PHOTOS: Gilmore Car Museum celebrates 60 years of the Mustang with new exhibit
HICKORY CORNERS, Mich. — Gilmore Car Museum is set to celebrate one of America's favorite cars this weekend. The Mustang made its debut sixty years ago at the World's Fair in April 1964. It would become available to the public that very next year. More Gilmore Car Museum: Blue...
Apartments with dog park, pickleball courts going up in Norton Shores
NORTON SHORES, MI - After several years in the making, an apartment complex is being built at a high-traffic intersection in Norton Shores. Mona Shores Flats is a 120-unit apartment complex that is part of the entire site, called Eastowne of Norton Shores, at the corner of Seminole Road and Seaway Drive.
Crafting helps Lowell resident through difficult times
A car accident in 2014 left Lowell resident, Chris Kenyon, with a brain injury, anxiety and disability to work. Even before the accident, she had to go through several obstacles, including a hip replacement and widow-maker heart attack, resulting in a heart pump and defibrillator implant. Prior to the accident, she worked for Amway and delivered mail.
Environmental advocates oppose new permit for Fremont digester
Members of the advocacy organization For Love of Water (FLOW) are calling on the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) to deny permitting for the Fremont Regional Digester outside Newaygo in West Michigan, citing water quality concerns. FLOW, alongside the Michigan Farmers Union, Michigan Lakes and Streams Association, Michiganders for a Just […]
Michigan Sheriff Warns of Elaborate Phone Scam
It seems every time you open your phone, you're in danger of being scammed. Someone out there comes up with an elaborate scheme and randomly dials your phone number and could swindle you out of thousands of dollars. While there are countless scams present at any given time, a Michigan...
Police say 1 teen dead, another injured in shooting at outside Michigan State Fair
NOVI, Mich. (AP) — Two teenagers were shot, one fatally, just outside the Michigan State Fair. Gunshots were reported just before 10 p.m. Saturday. The shooting took place in the fair’s parking lot and was initially described as an active shooter situation prompting several law enforcement agencies to respond. But authorities later said it was an “isolated incident.” Both victims, 14-year-old teenage boys, had arrived at the fair with friends. Investigators said they believed the shooting stemmed from an argument in recent days. Police say the injured victim remains in stable condition.
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