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By: Chris Bovia
Need to know how to get mentally and physically prepared for the upcoming school year? Here's some advice.
By: Chris Bovia, Lauren Edwards
A Muskegon County Deputy was shot multiple times and a suspect is dead after shots were exchanged during an attempted arrest early Monday morning.
Gouda, Havarti, and Cheddar sound like a decent spread for your next charcuterie board— but these chunks of cuteness are looking to stay for more than you next party!
The effort is a partnership between Biked, Greater Grand Rapids Bicycle Coalition, UpCycle, and Friends of Grand Rapids Parks.
Three men accused in the plot to kidnap and kill Governor Gretchen Whitmer will face trial starting August 23.
By: Chris Bovia
How the pandemic is impacting heart disease-related deaths around the world, according to the American Heart Association's research.
By: Candace Monacelli, Chris Bovia
School buses are back on the roads, meaning drivers need to remember the rules for approaching a bus when it stops.
By: Chris Bovia
The woman who admitted to driving the car reportedly involved in a crash that sent teens Lucas Lawrence and Zieke Rauch to the hospital and killed 14-year-old Jamison Lafferty will be in court today.
The annual celebration of Holland's favorite flower is celebrating 95 years of heritage and history.
Building muscle is the fastest—and safest—way to lose unwanted inches, and the best way to support a healthier body is strength training and protein.
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