Fruitport News

Options for school lunches at Fruitport, Grand Haven and Spring Lake schools will all see price increases.

The closing of Freedom Christian Schools has led to four other parochial school systems hosting open houses to show displaced students and families their offerings.

While the Fruitport native has been unable to to grow a head of hair since birth, he turned his attention to growing facial hair when he was old enough to manage it.

Muskegon's Deyonta Davis, already a Michigan State commit, looking to take his basketball game even higher: There aren't many high school seniors-to-be who've had the late spring/early summer Deyonta Davis has had.

Fruitport Township police are investigating a two-car crash that happened around 4:15 p.m. Friday, July 18, at the intersection of South Dangl Road and East Sternberg Road.

A "selfie" found on an iPad allegedly stolen from Buffalo Wild Wings on July 4 in Muskegon led authorities to a 23-year-old suspect who had previously worked at the establishment.

The last of three men has been sentenced to prison - in his case, for a minimum of nine years and a maximum of 32 - for a ring of Fruitport home invasions.

As the first day of Muskegon Bike Time began to roll in Thursday, residents and visiting bikers alike began to see West Western Avenue transform into "Steel Horse Alley."

The effort by a group of five states to require the federal government to develop a barrier between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins took another hit recently.

A Muskegon-area man with a lengthy criminal background will have to register as a sex offender after a recent conviction for masturbating in the restroom of a dental business in Fruitport Township.

We're already nearly 30 cents less per gallon than the national average, which stood at $3.60 late Monday.

The vibrancy of the 1960s and a classic album by one of the world's most popular English rock bands will set the tone of a fundraiser taking place at the Hampton Green Farm this month.

One of the great idioms of the deceased is to describe them as larger than life.

Michigan's high school juniors are making academic strides, according to the 2014 Michigan Merit Exam results, but it's a mixed bag locally.

You know how it goes at these kinds of things, social events that bring together strangers for an evening.

Kailey Burnham was looking for something which would incorporate a lifelong passion for being near water with an intense interest in law enforcement.