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State Representative Bryan Posthumus will spend 15 days in jail after admitting to being drunk behind the wheel and flipping his Jeep. The West Michigan lawmaker will also spend two years on probation.

Michigan is experiencing a school bus driver shortage. Every district in the state is looking for drivers.

It's a non-election year, however, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has raised $8.5 million dollars for her re-election campaign. This is the most of any gubernatorial candidate in a non-election year in Michigan history.

The shuttle service, which was temporarily discontinued during the pandemic, is currently taking reservations online and will resume on Monday, August 2nd.

Former WLHT deejay Michael Sirianni has passed away after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis.

Founders Brewing Company is in the habit of rolling out new flavors to entice beer drinkers. They are now offering a new beer and hard seltzers.
From its barrel-aged series, Velvet Rush takes the bourbon barrel-aged brown ale up an octave with notes of coffee, chocolate and vanilla extract...

Seat belt use rate in Michigan has dropped. More Michiganders are buckling up less than in previous years. Seat belt use among Michigander's is the lowest in 17 years.

If you want to live overlooking the city and the river, its going to cost you. This is a true penthouse located on the top two floors of Michigan's tallest residential tower.

Comedian and Podcaster Tom Segura has announced that the second leg of his "I'm Coming Everywhere" tour will hit Grand Rapids at Devos Performance Hall in May of 2022.

The West Michigan Whitecaps will change their name...temporarily. They announced the new identity in order to bring awareness towards restoration of the Grand River. The West Michigan Whitecaps will become the Grand Rapids Dam Breakers in August.

Harrison Sorrelle and his MBA Lakeshore 16u team were in Fort Wayne for a basketball tournament when fisticuffs were thrown. The Grand Haven junior was having a great game before he was knocked out.

In a recent social media post, Downtown Grand Rapids Inc. is reminding those using bikes & e-scooters to stay off the sidewalks and use the roads.