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Man faces life in prison for killing prostitute
A man who killed a prostitute after having sex with her in a Wyoming, Mich., industrial park faces mandatory life in prison without parole after being convicted of first-degree murder.
A judge today sentenced a Grand Rapids Press sports columnist to three years probation for growing dozens of marijuana plants in his home.
After a 10 month investigation a 44 year old Cedar Springs man has been charged with internet crimes that involve sexually abusive activity against children.
Cascade Township apartments destroyed by fire
CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Kent County Dispatchers tell WZZM 13 News that multiple fire departments are working on putting out a fire on the 6000 block of Lincolnshire Lane SE in Cascade.
Grand Rapids sports columnist enters guilty plea
A suspended Grand Rapids Press sports columnist accused of growing marijuana at his home has pleaded guilty to a reduced drug charge in exchange for prosecutors dropping two other counts.
No charges for man who stabbed another in the chest with a tire iron
A man involved in a deadly Wyoming stabbing will not face charges. News reports say a Kent County prosecutor ruled Filipe Dominguez-Rodriguez acted in self defense in April when he jabbed Bert Dingui in the chest with a tire iron.
31,173 nationwide help make handwritten Bible
CASCADE TWP. - After a 22,000 mile, nine-month journey, a religious publisher in Michigan has assembled a handwritten copy of the Christian Bible, penned by 31,173 people from 40 states.
Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land not running for governor
Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land said Thursday she won't run for governor in 2010, deciding instead to throw her support behind Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard for the job.
Co-owners of Kent County deer farm plead guilty
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - A 52-year-old Grand Rapids-area man has been sentenced to 180 days in jail and 30 months' probation after pleading guilty to violating the state's chronic wasting disease quarantine.
Police: Woman Takes Baby from Nursery
A Grand Rapids-area volunteer accused of taking home an 11-month-old girl while working in a church nursery has been arraigned on charges of kidnapping and unlawful life imprisonment.
Tabitha Reid, arraigned on charges of kidnapping child at...
Kent County Sheriff's investigators say Tabitha Reid may have visited two other churches Sunday, the day she allegedly kidnapped a 1-year-old baby from the nursery at Kentwood Community Church.
Ex-Rest Haven worker pleads guilty to molesting 2 patients
A former worker at Rest Haven Homes pleaded guilty Monday to molesting two mentally incapacitated residents.
Mich. man's bra-clad break-in case bound for trial
A Sparta man has been ordered tried on accusations of breaking into a neighbor's home and rifling through her car while wearing a purple bra and boxer shorts.
A southwestern Michigan teenager has been electrocuted after stepping on a power line downed by storms sweeping across the state.
Counselor at Grand Rapids facility charged with having sex with 15 year old
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. The Kent County Sheriff's Department is investigating a counselor at Kids First Program in Kent County for having sex with a teenage boy.
Facing formal charges for a 3 county crime spree
A man accused of going on a three county crime spree across West Michigan now faces formal charges.
Defense calls patients who say chiropractor accused of criminal...
A very different portrait was painted in court Wednesday of a Wyoming chiropractor accused of misusing his position to gain the trust of female patients before fondling their breasts under the guise of treatment.
Kent County installs 'No Stopping, Standing, Parking' along roadway near bald eagles' nest
Since December, Ken and Judy Gager have watched a pair of bald eagles raise two babies in a nest built overlooking a marshy lake directly across 12 Mile Road NE from their home.
Farmers to expand in west Mich., create 1,600 jobs
Farmers Insurance Group Inc. says it will expand its Grand Rapids-area campus, creating 1,600 jobs.
Bald eagles lead to traffic hazard in Michigan
A nest of bald eagles in one southwestern Michigan community is attracting so much attention from bird watchers that officials plan to ban roadside gawkers from the area.