Whitehall News

HAZARD...WIND GUSTS 34 KNOTS OR GREATER AND LARGE HAIL. SOURCE...RADAR INDICATED.

One of the world's largest investment casting companies has opened up its captive laboratory to other companies.

Plans to remove a western Michigan lake from a list of toxic hot spots in the Great Lakes region are the subject of a public meeting.

WHITEHALL, Mich.- National statistics estimate aggressive driving causes about 66% of all traffic deaths .

An annual flashback to the cruising era, Cruz'in returns for a parade from Whitehall to downtown Montague starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 25, 2014.

The mysterious murder of Rebekah "Becky" Bletsch on June 29, apparently while she was jogging on rural Automobile Road in Dalton Township near her home, has affected many people in the Muskegon area -- and not only those who knew her.

The 23rd Annual Celebrate White Lake Day will take place at various locations throughout the White Lake Area on Saturday, July 12. Free tours on a trolley bus and the W.G. Jackson, Grand Valley State University's research vessel, are being held as part of the event.

Three free tours of White Lake aboard the W.G. Jackson research vessel will be provided Saturday, July 12, by the White Lake Public Advisory Council during Celebrate White Lake at Goodrich Park in Whitehall.

There is a juried art show in Hackley Park with a $1,000 prize for best in show for fine art and fine crafts.

Two marijuana plants growing near a Whitehall intersection have been destroyed by police officers after the Whitehall Police Department received a tip.

A private dune property north of Meinert Park will be the setting for the second walk of the 2014 White Lake Area Guided Nature Walks program.

Pentwater...Americana...hometown...when it's time to slow down and enjoy life - where shop owners are the same people who wait on you and care.

July 10 through Aug. 23, various acting troupes will be performing at the playhouse, located on 304 S. Mears Ave., for the eighth annual Summer Fine Arts Festival.

Two Muskegon County women who pleaded guilty in separate embezzlement cases were sentenced Monday, June 23, after paying back what they stole.