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Former News Channel 3 Meteorologist Terri DeBoer aims for U.S. Congress

BYRON CENTER, Mich. — Michigan's U.S. House 3rd District is one of the more notable races in our area. The seat is currently held by Democrat Hillary Scholten, but she is being challenged by Republican Terri DeBoer, a former News Channel 3 meteorologist. DeBoer hosted a watch party in...

Byron Center, MI · 3d
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Consumers Energy & DTE file lawsuit

Michigan · 16h

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Health officials issue ‘all clear’ after mercury spill in Hastings

Days after a mercury spill was reported at a Hastings factory, the county health department has issued an all clear message, allowing the building to reopen.

Hastings, MI · 16h

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West Side neighbors fear new apartments will worsen parking struggles

A proposed 231-unit apartment project has some West Side residents concerned about parking, as neighbors say nearby development has already strained available spaces.

Grand Rapids, MI · 2d

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Kent County voters reject 20-year jail millage

Kent County voters have rejected a millage that would have funded jail improvements for 20 years, News 8 projects.

Kent County, MI · 3d

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Historic Grand Rapids church to be demolished under proposed westside housing plan

Founded by Irish immigrants in 1870, Saint James Catholic Church on Bridge Street held its last mass in 2022. It closed due to declining attendance, priest shortages and mounting repair costs. Now, The Diocese of Grand Rapids has agreed to sell the vacant property to investment firm Beckett Industries. “They've...

Grand Rapids, MI · 12h

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7 Things Michigan Cemeteries Can Remove From a Grave Without Telling the Family

You leave a winter wreath on a loved one’s grave and expect to see it on your next visit. But Michigan cemeteries set their own rules, and some let staff clear items away without telling the family. Here’s what Michigan cemeteries can remove from a grave without telling you....

Michigan · 1d

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I-96 lanes reopen between Grand Rapids and Lansing

The Michigan Department of Transportation reopened all I-96 lanes and ramps between Bliss Road and Sunfield Highway Friday.

Grand Rapids, MI · 14h

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Grand Rapids Catholic Central eligibility ruling to come Monday

Whether Grand Rapids Catholic Central will continue in the Division 5 playoffs is up in the air once again after a Kent County judge delayed his ruling until Monday.

Grand Rapids, MI · 13h

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Cross This Storybook Covered Bridge In Michigan And Feel Like You Traveled Back In Time

There are places in Michigan that make you stop mid-sentence, forget what you were talking about, and just stare. The Historic Fallasburg Covered Bridge in Lowell, Michigan is absolutely one of them, and once you see it, you’ll completely understand why. Now to start with something simple. You’ve probably...

Lowell, MI · 3d

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Michigan High School Wins Lawsuit To Veto Playoff Ban After Disqualification For Following The Rules

Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School will compete in the Michigan football playoffs after winning a lawsuit. A temporary restraining order was granted on behalf of a Cougars player. The ruling allows the school to play in the postseason following a controversial disqualification. The Cougars are now set to face Comstock Park on Tuesday night […] The post Michigan High School Wins Lawsuit To Veto Playoff Ban After Disqualification For Following The Rules appeared first on BroBible.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d

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Kent County Siren Tests Aren’t Taking the Winter Off Anymore

Mark your calendar, or prepare to jump out of your seat. Kent County siren tests now happen at noon on the first Friday of every month, even in winter. Here’s what else is changing.

Kent County, MI · 1d

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List: Free Thanksgiving 2026 meals in West Michigan

Several organizations and restaurants are offering free Thanksgiving meals to their communities across West Michigan.

Grand Rapids, MI · 1d

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‘Navy strength’ rum to commemorate USS Silversides’ return

A local distillery is releasing a navy-strength rum to commemorate the USS Silversides’ return.

Muskegon, MI · 3d

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Lakeshore sports facility completes expansion

MSA Lakeshore has completed a major expansion of its Holland facility, adding 54,150 square feet of indoor space and expanding the site from a 3-acre campus to 10 acres. The project creates more room for athletes to train, compete and connect while offering new opportunities for families and community members to use the facility.

Holland, MI · 2d

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Spring Lake Township builds community engagement: ‘We walk the walk’

This is part of the Shore Stories: Life Along the Lakeshore series, which includes columns by local and former residents about how people are making a difference along the Lakeshore. Spring Lake Township continues to create innovative initiatives to engage our community in government, from township operations to trail use...

Spring Lake, MI · 2d

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UPDATE CORRECTION: McCann Projected to Edge Huizenga in 4th District U.S. House Race

HOLLAND, MI (92 7 WHTC, Nov. 4, 2026) – The Lakeshore’s Congressional representation will be all blue following Tuesday’s General Election. While Democrat Hillary Scholten of Grand Rapids handily defeated Republican Terri DeBoer for a third two-year term in the 3rd District, the 4th District race narrowly went to challenger Sean McCann.

Holland, MI · 2d

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Two newcomers join two incumbents on West Ottawa Public Schools Board

Four available seats will be filled by incumbents Darrin Duistermars and Randy Schipper and newcomers Kimberly Burmeister and Jens Milobinski on the West Ottawa Public Schools Board of Education , according to unofficial tallies in Ottawa County. A total of seven candidates sought election Nov. 3, with additional runners Tiffany Berry, Charles Elwood and Kory Plockmeyer. According to unofficial results, Duistermars earned 17.87% of the vote (10,241), followed by Schipper at 15.68% (8,991), Burmeister with 14.87% (8,526) and Milobinski with 14.67% (8,410). Berry earned 12.7% (7,282) followed by Plockmeyer with 12.56% (7,202) and Elwood with 11.64% (6,671). More: We sent a questionnaire to school board candidates for West Ottawa The selected candidates will serve four-year terms. Duistermars, 58, serves as parks and recreation director for Holland Township and has lived in the district for 33 years. His wife has taught locally for 30 years and both of his daughters graduated from West Ottawa High School. Schipper, 66, is an attorney. He's lived in the district for 33 years and has served on the WOPS Board of Education since 2005. Schipper helped lead the bond campaign for the north high school building in 2002 and has served on the OAISD Board

Ottawa County, MI · 2d

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Pilot program in West Michigan counties hopes to simplify legal process in domestic cases

A new pilot program approved by the Michigan Supreme Court is changing how domestic-related cases are handled. Kent County is one of the four counties trying the new program that looks to simplify the legal process.

Kent County, MI · 10h