45 min ago | Grand Haven Tribune
Duncan Woods groundskeeper suit dismissed
The third of three lawsuits regarding a fatal sledding accident in Grand Haven more than three years ago has been set aside until a decision is made on the appeals of the other two court cases.
5 hrs ago | MLive.com
Macatawa Legends Golf Club reopens Sunset Lounge under new management
It looked for a long time like the sun had set on the Sunset Lounge at Macatawa Legends Golf Course.
9 hrs ago | Grand Haven Tribune
Traffic moving again on drawbridge
Traffic was backed up on northbound U.S. 31 in Grand Haven for a while this afternoon after a roll-over car crash on the drawbridge.
A Grand Haven Township family of six were left with nothing but the clothes they were wearing after a fire destroyed their home early Wednesday.
Early morning blaze investigated
Rain fell as investigators sifted through the remains of a Grand Haven Township mobile home that caught fire early Wednesday morning.
Climate Change Means Shallower Great Lakes and More Expensive Goods
Great Lakes water levels are at historic lows, 26 inches below their long term averages, raising prices right at the beginning of the supply chain for iron ore, grain, and coal.
U.S.S. Silversides Submarine Museum to open this weekend with brand...
The U.S.S. Silversides Museum will kick start its season with a new exhibit as well as events commemorating Memorial Day this weekend.
Shipwreck program 'Topless at the Beach' coming to Loutit District Library in Grand Haven
Diver and Great Lakes shipwreck expert Valerie van Heest will be at Loutit District Library on Thursday, May 23 to tell the public about the findings and history of Great Lakes shipwrecks.
Grand Haven's landmark lighthouses to receive late spring renovation
The landmark lighthouses that sit along Grand Haven's south pier and state park will receive a long-awaited restoration this spring after a lengthy process that began more than three years ago.
Muskegon chamber to celebrate start of summer tourist season at May 31 breakfast
Memorial Day weekend is the traditional start of the summer tourism season in the Muskegon area and the business community has a unique way to celebrate that kickoff this year.
Forecast: High temperatures reaching the mid 80s on Sunday; thunderstorms possible overnight
Roxy, a schnauzer, enjoys the beach Friday, July 13, 2012 at Grand Haven City Beach in Grand Haven Mich.
Stilt walker wrapping up trek around Michigan
Hundreds of miles and thousands of dollars later, the "Michigan Stilt Walker" is wrapping up his latest trek across the state.
Holland Twp. Man Hurt in Farm-Related Incident Sou...
GRAND HAVEN TWP., MI - An unnamed 29-year-old Holland Township man is recovering from injuries suffered when his left leg was caught in a hay baler at a commercial grower south of Grand Haven yesterday afternoon.
'Tears came to my eyes': Hurricane Sandy damage links Grand Haven, Brooklyn schools
Students from Jan White's class at Lake Hills Elementary in Grand Haven raised $800 to help replace learning materials and instruments wrecked by the devastation of Hurricane Sandy at PS 15 in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Muskegon Community College's Overbrook Players to perform adaptation of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
The Overbrook Players of Muskegon Community College will perform an original condensed version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" free of charge for local audiences on May 18 and 19.
Where to set sail, fly a kite, sample chicken wings in this edition of The Playlist
This weekend will have you dancing, eating and maybe even flying a kite with three events featured to help you get up, get out, and do something in West Michigan.
GH fireworks in jeopardy without public help
Grand Haven's fireworks celebration could be in jeopardy this Fourth of July, unless the city comes up with thousands of dollars.
Residents, regulators, activists and plant workers mingle at Palisades' open house
Even though Palisades is temporarily shut down, the nuclear power plant last night held a public open house it had scheduled more than a month ago.
Muskegon woman flown to Grand Rapids after vehicle rolls into median along I-96
Tim Engel of Tri-City Towing of Grand Haven works at the scene of where Charlene Ann Stewart, 39, of Muskegon was alone and driving this 4-door Chevrolet Vibe on eastbound I-96 at the 7-mile marker when a witness reported that her car suddenly swerved off the road where it rolled and landed near some trees at 11:00 a.m. on May 14, 2013 in Ottawa ... (more)