Justine Lofton is a Statewide Trending Reporter at MLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, animal care, and events, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as the cruise industry. Justine's work has been featured in notable publications such as Flipboard, Health Industry Watch, and The Oregonian.
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Justine Lofton's reporting largely centers around local news and evolving stories in the Michigan area, particularly Grand Rapids. Her coverage includes breaking news, government announcements, crime-related incidents, house & home features, as well as entertainment news.
If you're reaching out to Justine with a pitch or expertise related to crime incidents or developments in Michigan, construction updates within the state (particularly Grand Rapids), police activities and wildlife conservation efforts within the region would likely resonate with her beat.
Given her focus on local events and announcements in Michigan, providing insights on community-focused topics such as parks and recreation initiatives specific to the region could also be of interest.
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By: Justine Lofton
HAMLIN TOWNSHIP, MI - Whether you hike, bike or ride, getting this iconic Lake Michigan lighthouse is an adventure.
The gunman fatally shot himself.
Alcohol is believed to be a factor.
By: Justine Lofton
EMMET COUNTY, MI β Two children sustained βsignificant injuriesβ in a single-vehicle crash Sunday night in Northern Michigan, police said.
By: Justine Lofton
Snow suffered fractures in both wings and has been in rehab for nearly three weeks.
He was originally charged with 50 felony counts but pleaded guilty to three charges, including aggravated child sexually abusive activity.
By: Justine Lofton
The 18-year-old was seen on surveillance footage stealing the camera, police said.
The crew member was experiencing a medical emergency.
By: Justine Lofton
GOOD HART, MI β Two sections of Northern Michigan's iconic Tunnel of Trees have been closed since April due to damage caused by historic flooding. Work begins today on one of them.
Hunters have been selected for Michigan's 2026 wildly popular and hard-to-get bear and elk licenses.
