Justin Kollar
FOX2now.com
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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‘He’s a man of his word’: Indy 500 winner Hélio Castroneves makes house call after promise
After making history Sunday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, four-time Indy 500 champion Hélio Castroneves had one more victory lap to take, but not anywhere near the brickyard. → Read More
Flying to Chicago? Muskegon airport adding third daily flight
Passengers flying out of Muskegon will soon have a third flight option to Chicago. → Read More
‘Give everybody more access’: Changes looming for Reeds Lake
Changes could be coming to Reeds Lake in East Grand Rapids in time for summer. → Read More
Local footballer signs contract with NPSL club
West Michigan’s own John Waller has signed a one-year contract with the National Premiere Soccer League. → Read More
Grand Rapids community leader Noah Seifullah dies at 72
Noah Seifullah, a leader in Grand Rapids' Black community, has died. → Read More
‘It was so special’: Father and son reunite after fully vaccinated
An Ionia family that had been split by the COVID-19 pandemic were finally able to reunite last week → Read More
Man dead after Otsego car crash
A man has died after a car crash in Otsego Monday evening. → Read More
Michigan records 4.6K more COVID-19 cases, 22 related deaths
Michigan on Saturday reported 4,670 more cases of coronavirus and 22 related deaths as the state continues to watch metrics increase even amid the vaccine rollout. → Read More
Official who pushed Muskegon coach faces assault charge
Prosecutors have issued an assault charge against a high school basketball official who pushed the Muskegon coach. → Read More
Plans to extend parking at Pere Marquette Park move forward
City commissioners in Muskegon are moving forward with plans to expand parking at Pere Marquette Park. → Read More
Muskegon Co. to host walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic for seniors
As more and more vaccines are produced, counties are starting to roll out dosages in large numbers. → Read More
Free Wi-Fi offered at select Grand Rapids parks
The coronavirus pandemic has taught us many valuable lessons. One of them: The importance of a strong Wi-Fi connection. → Read More
Police still looking for man not seen since Jan. 27 crash
Grand Rapids police are renewing their call for information about a man who has not been seen since late January. → Read More
Watch: MHSAA responds after Whitmer says winter sports season can start
The high school winter sports season may begin Monday with mandatory mask wearing, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Thursday. → Read More
’Trying to address a flood with a toothpick’: Rural vaccine distribution challenges
People all over the state are still struggling to get an appointment, let alone a COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Watch: Michigan House announces Adoption and Foster Care Task Force
The Michigan House of Representatives is announcing a new bipartisan task force to focus on reforms in the state’s adoption and foster care systems. → Read More
Ford says it will expand in South Africa, adding 1,200 jobs
Ford Motor Co. says it plans to expand its manufacturing presence in South Africa, spending roughly $1 billion and adding 1,200 jobs over the coming years. → Read More
Volunteers needed to help run DeVos Place vaccine clinic
Health officials are looking for non-medical volunteers to help run Kent County’s mass COVID-19 vaccination site at DeVos Place Convention Center in downtown Grand Rapids. → Read More
Legal filing against MDHHS chief aims to force start of winter sports
Let Them Play Michigan, an organization urging the state to let winter sports begin, has filed a complaint against the director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to try to force her to lift a ban. → Read More
Doctor answers questions about new variant, vaccine
Several different and potentially more contagious variants of COVID-19 have now been identified in the U.S., including in Michigan. → Read More