When a Michigan woman's lottery ticket told her to contact the front office, she assumed the scanner was broken. Instead, she looked up the numbers in her car and realized she had just won a massive $2.2 million.
Before Michigan peach season kicks into high gear, The Peach Truck is bringing fresh peaches from Georgia to Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, and beyond. Here's where The Peach Truck will be and when.
WZZM 13 Chief Meteorologist Samantha Jacques announced she is leaving her TV career after six years at the station to focus on her growing family and embrace a new chapter as a mother.
Looking for budget-friendly summer activities? Blandford Nature Center and Kent County are bringing low-cost nature programs to 6 parks, with classes including sensory walks, nature art, birding, and kayaking.
As summer fades, road crews are gearing up to tackle a major project that promises brighter nights and smoother drives, but not without a few bumps along the way.
Before 1928, most zoo animals lived behind thick metal bars in cramped enclosures, but the Detroit Zoo changed all that with a design that let animals roam as freely as possible.
The Imperial Mill is a 178-year-old former grist mill turned private residence with a waterfall, exposed red wood throughout, and a history tied to a Gerald R. Ford. It's listed at $725,000.
Tarik Skubal is heading to Grand Rapids for a Sunday rehab start with the Whitecaps. Tickets sold out instantly, and scalpers are now listing regular box seats for as high as $700 online.
WZZM 13 anchor Alana Holland announced her departure from the Grand Rapids station. Holland shared a personal social media message revealing that Friday marked her final television news broadcast in West Michigan.
Battle Creek Police are warning West Michigan residents about a terrifying new phone scam that has already cost locals over $20,000. Here is how to spot the fake deputies.
Despite finishing with an 11-25 record, the Gold's best year yet came off the court, topping charts in gate receipts and partnership sales while earning the league's top franchise honor.
After buying a $2 Michigan Lottery Poker Lotto ticket on a whim, a lucky local winner and her son are celebrating a life-changing $100,000 grand prize.