Greenville News

Two people were killed today and several injured, including two toddlers, in a three-vehicle crash on 14 Mile Road near Wabasis Avenue.

OAKFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. -A Greenville man is in the hospital following a two vehicle crash in Kent County.

Gold prices above $1,100 an ounce have prompted a local metals buyer to expand. A week after opening its second location inside the Meijer store at 1667 Meijer Drive in Eureka Township west of Greenville, The Gold & Silver Exchange on Thursday debuted its new location at 420 Baldwin St.

Veterans can receive a free car wash at three locations today to thank them for their service.

The wife of a Michigan soldier stationed at Ford Hood, Texas, says he was one of 31 people wounded during a rampage that left 12 people dead.

A catwalk manufactured by Marshall's Johnson System Inc. The company won a federal grant to diversify into wind turbine tower production.

WEST MICHIGAN Michigan's economy got some good news on Wednesday in the form of grants.

Greenville High School alumni will make a special appearance at a benefit concert Wednesday.

Brian Kaule wheeled in reverse over tall grass to reach his pop-up blind. "This stuff is so hard to wheel through that I have to wheel backwards," said Kaule, 52, of Hudsonville.

Montcalm County Land Auctions are usually quiet. "Normally you have probably 30 or 40 people," said veteran Steve Swift.

It has been two years since the body of a Montcalm County man was found just a few miles away from his home.

If you don't include model trains or Lego kits, one could argue that toy race cars have been young boy's favorite play thing for several generations.

Augmented Reality . Even the name sounds scary and a bit creepy. Seems it's the latest shiny object to hit the social media world.

Two injection molders plan to add more than 100 jobs in Greenville, including a company bringing business to the United States from China.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 There's the Tour de France -- and then there's Le Tour de Donut.

GREENVILLE, Mich. - A Greenville-based unit of the Michigan Army National Guard that earlier served more than a year in Iraq is going back for 12 more months.

The latest attack on union workers claims we are paid too much or have too many benefits.

Funds are available to help municipalities and public schools with park and recreation needs.

Three people are behind bars in Ionia County, accused of stealing merchandise from a Menards store.

State unemployment numbers were released Thursday for the month of July. Most regional areas didn't see any change.