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Holland asks residents to turn down the A/C, go to free outdoor movies
Tuesday, Aug. 2, will mark the first free outdoor movie showing in a summer series started by the city of Holland aimed at promoting energy conservation. → Read More
9 things to know today: March 22
Here's a roundup of the day's top news in the nation and world. → Read More
WEATHER: Warm temps, small chance of rain for Tuesday
March 22’s high is expected to be 56 degrees, the low around 43 degrees. There is a 20 percent chance for showers during the day. A south-southwest wind will blow around 15 mph, with 24-mph gusts. → Read More
Holland launches live skycams at Windmill Island, new power plant
Wave to the camera at Windmill Island Gardens on your next visit — chances are, someone at home is watching. → Read More
9 things to know today: March 21
Get a roundup of the day's top news in the nation and world. → Read More
Mild-to-warm weather through Tuesday, snow expected for Wednesday
The forecast for Monday, March 21, expects partly sunny skies with temperatures between 45 and 35 degrees. A light wind will blow out of the northwest in the afternoon, shifting to the south-southeast by Monday night. → Read More
Spring brings swinging temps
The first week of spring is bringing a dramatic swing in temperatures to the Midwest."As is expected in the spring, a volatile pattern is shaping up → Read More
Our View: Let the sun shine on government dealings
As the sun begins to shine more with the arrival of spring in Michigan, it’s also an important time for journalists to assess the state of → Read More
Jenison teen in serious condition following car crash in Georgetown Township
The two drivers involved were Joshua Geerts, 17, of Jenison, and Cody Braat, 23, of Grandville. Following the crash at the intersection of 20th Avenue and Baldwin Street, Geerts was transported to Spectrum Health Butterwoth Hospital in Grand Rapids, while Braat was uninjured. → Read More
Quiet start to spring forecast in West Michigan
The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids is calling for a rather quiet and cool weekend in the Holland area.The spring equinox will occur overnight, → Read More
Immigration: Obama administration using unpopular raids to curb border crossings
The Obama administration is openly stepping up efforts to find and deport immigrants who were part of the 2014 surge of illegal crossings by unaccompanied children and families. → Read More
WEATHER: Partly sunny skies, mild temps expected Friday
March 18 will see a high of 46 degrees and a low of 27 degrees. Under partly sunny skies, a light wind will blow from the northwest. → Read More
Quick Hits: Four thoughts on this week's news
1. Not so fastWe were baffled after reading Curtis Wildfong's report Wednesday about intersections where, when a signal is out, it does not automatically → Read More
January unemployment ticks up in Ottawa, Allegan counties
Unemployment rates increased throughout Michigan in January, including in Ottawa and Allegan counties, but it was mostly due to seasonal adjustments, according to numbers released by the state of Michigan on Thursday, March 17. → Read More
Ladles of Love fundraiser raises over $10K
The first Ladles of Love fundraiser exceeded organizer expectations by raising over $10,000 for My House Ministry.The soup luncheon and silent auction by → Read More
Man accused of acid attack officially charged
A 53-year-old man has been formally arraigned on torture and assault charges after allegedly pouring acid on a female victim. → Read More
Survey: More acceptance of social changes — except divorce
Americans are more accepting of gay relationships and couples living together before marriage — but they've grown less comfortable with divorce, a new survey shows. → Read More
Governor, EPA chief agree: Michigan DEQ failed Flint
The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality repeatedly gave assurances that water from the Flint River was safe, when in reality it had dangerous levels of lead, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says. → Read More
WEATHER: Breezy, mostly sunny skies in store for Thursday
The high temperature on March 17 will be around 48 degrees and the low near 33 degrees. While bearing a small chance for rain, most of the day will see sunshine. A west wind of around 20 mph will gust as high as 34 mph. The night’s forecast expects mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of rain late. → Read More
Our View: Time's up for daylight saving
As millions of Americans awoke Sunday morning, a general groan reverberated throughout the land, for the time had once again come to “spring forward” as daylight-saving time went into effect, and with it comes the decades-old debate about whether it is necessary. → Read More