Weather

As temps climb into the 50s, Grand Rapids is once again enforcing sidewalk snow removal rules, warning residents to clear snow and ice or face a fine.

Grand Rapids residents are being asked to adopt intersections in their neighborhood and help with sidewalk snow removal this winter.

Drivers are seeing major potholes popping up across West Michigan as things are starting to warm up. Learn how to report city and state road damage and file a claim.

As West Michigan temperatures rise, melting snow could cause basement flooding, water damage, and mold growth. Homeowners should check for cracks, moisture, and musty odors now.

West Michigan is finally warming up after weeks of extreme cold, with a late-week heat wave bringing above-freezing temperatures and possible 40-degree highs.

West Michigan may have experienced rare steam effect snow Wednesday, a strange weather phenomenon caused by a perfect atmospheric setup.

A viral video shows a woman yelling at a Michigan police officer after crashing on I-696 and receiving a citation. Here’s why tickets still apply in bad weather.

West Michigan remains locked in Arctic cold, with near-zero mornings and no real warm-up expected until early February. Here’s why winter feels stuck right now.

Buried sidewalks and nonstop snow prompt Grand Rapids to loosen enforcement while still requiring safe, passable walkways.

With extreme cold hitting West Michigan, many are wondering if they need to drip faucets to prevent frozen pipes. The answer depends on heat, insulation, and power.

Extreme cold in West Michigan is increasing the risk of ice jams on rivers, which can cause sudden flooding with little warning, according to the National Weather Service.

West Michigan braces for -30F wind chills. Beat the cold with 5 fun frozen science experiments like beard ice and super soaker mist.