Grand Rapids

If you have driven downtown Grand Rapids on Ionia Avenue, you might understand this comedy. A Grand Rapids Reddit user made me laugh with this picture and caption.

The COVID-19 pandemic continues and new variants of the virus emerge. However, Governor Whitmer has stated that she doesn't anticipate another pandemic order.

What a good boy! A St. John's dog and his owner will get some national attention as they compete on America's Top Dog on A & E. Rachel Clark and her dog, Chewy, will be tested on agility and teamwork during the TV show.

According to the US Census Bureau, the national divorce rate is falling. In most states, the divorce rate is trending down including in Michigan.

A Grand Rapids man has removed a noose from his window in Grand Rapids Third Ward after a picture of the home went viral on facebook. He insists that there was nothing 'racial' about the noose.

Last minute, reliable child care may not be so hard to come by in the future. Two West Michigan moms are launching an app to help parents find child care.

They have been on your TV in the morning for years but that will change on July 30. Fox 17's Mike Avery and Deanna Falzone will be taking their careers in different directions.

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.