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NASA's NICER X-ray telescope studies the remnants of exploded massive stars on the verge of implosion. → Read More
Parts of West Michigan are getting more lake-effect snow while others are declining. → Read More
Grand Rapids has not had a White Christmas since 2017. → Read More
Above average temperatures will bring us near record warmth by the end of the week! → Read More
Oshki currently only sells t-shirts, but the company will be expanding the merchandise line soon. → Read More
It's been 21 years since a derecho whipped through West Michigan. → Read More
The botanical sale will have all kinds of plants from local vendors. → Read More
myTeam Triumph participates in dozens of local races every year. → Read More
After decades listed on the Environmental Protection Agency's 'Area of Concern' list, Muskegon Lake will finally be removed in 2020. → Read More
The declining populations tend to be more active later in the summer. → Read More
Showers will begin Saturday evening and leave a coat of snow Sunday morning. → Read More
Weather is warming up, and so is triathlon training -- Laura and Shanna blog about their thoughts leading up to this point. → Read More
Order your cupcakes now before the white walkers claim them! → Read More
The newness of triathlon training has worn off - Laura and Shanna blog about going forward. → Read More
Coach Kari Stuart has pro-tips for saving time during transitions → Read More
Participants will be paid $18,500 upon completion, but some say that's not enough. → Read More
The first week of training for the Grand Rapids Triathlon is wrapping up. Laura and Shanna share thoughts on how it went. → Read More
It's as easy as riding a bike, right? Not exactly! → Read More
A solar flare was spotted on Wednesday. Now we wait for the energy to reach the atmosphere. → Read More
This fourth grader won a state-wide competition for growing a giant cabbage. → Read More