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Hemmings Barn Find of the Day - 1940 Ford
The barn finds continue to come in on Hemmings.com, this time it's a 1940 Ford convertible - once hot rodded with a dual-carb intake and aftermarket heads .
Governor Granholm Announces $1,000,000 in Additional No Worker Left...
Rabies Death In Northern Michigan
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 12:55 p.m. Read more: Local , Health A Northern MichiganA man is dead after officials sayA he wasA bitten by a bat.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Body of missing man with Alzheimer's found in Newaygo woods
A deer hunter discovered the body of 75-year-old Alzheimer's patient Robert Davis on Monday, almost three weeks after the man was reported missing, Newaygo County sheriff's Lt.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Michigan State Police troopers head back to work today after summer layoffs
Fifty-five Michigan State Police troopers returned to work today after being laid off this summer, including 24 officers from West Michigan.
Man Dies In Newaygo County Car Crash
Hide Video A 44 year old man died in a traffic accident in Newaygo County. Police say the accident happened around 3:45 Saturday at the intersection of M-37 and Brooks Street in the city of Newaygo.
44-Year-Old Is Killed In Newaygo Crash
A 44-year-old man died in a traffic accident in Newaygo on Saturday afternoon. According to the Newaygo Police Department, officers responded to a report of a traffic crash at the intersection of M-37 and Brooks Street at 3:45 p.m. LIFE paramedics treated the involved motorists and the 44-year-old man later was pronounced dead at the scene.
Check to see if you are on IRS list of 2,000 Michigan taxpayers owed a combined $2.3 million
Download the PDF list to see if you owed money. It is a good idea to make sure the Internal Revenue Service has your correct address, especially when it comes to refunds.
Flu season arrived earlier than normal this year and area health department officials assume all people with flu-like symptoms have swine flu - the H1N1 virus.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Chilly October wasn't good for West Michigan tourism, but apple growers loved it
A frigid October, when temperatures in Grand Rapids didn't once crack 70 degrees for the first time on record, didn't spell gloom for everyone.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Report finds farming going strong in Allegan, Barry, Ionia, Kent,...
Despite fears of its demise, West Michigan agriculture is healthy and growing. The report "West Michigan Agriculture: The Status and Conditions" shows agriculture as a $2.4 billion business that provides 26,229 jobs on 9,289 farms.
Farms fined for labor practices
The U.S. Department of Labor says a check of 35 randomly selected farms in Michigan has led to eight of them being fined more than $36,000 for migrant-housing and child-labor law violations.
Suspect sought in Mecosta County boat club break-ins
MECOSTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. -Mecosta County deputies are searching for a suspect who broke into the Newaygo Boat Club.
Hart drops two matches at White Cloud triangular
Hart played aggressive volleyball but came away with a pair of losses in a triangular competition Thursday at White Cloud.
UDPATE: Aero Med Called to Newaygo Co. Accident
One man had to be airlifted to the hospital after a crash in Newaygo County left him pinned under his truck.
TV music editor lends ear for Great Lakes promotion
A Los Angels-based music editor with connections to Oceana County has provided his Emmy-nominated expertise to a new promotional video for the Michigan Great Outdoors campaign.
Salmon runs on the western side of the state are at or near peak conditions, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Thanksgiving Wish provides path to citizenship
Fadil Lugendo and his wife, Hawa, sit with their children in their home on the Southeast Side of Grand Rapids.
My name is Tae Yung and I am from China. I was born in Beijing and live in New York City.
Kent County loses state's vehicle-deer crash title to Jackson County, according to coalition
It's a trophy that no one is going to miss. Kent County, for the first time in more than a decade, didn't have the most vehicle-deer crashes in Michigan.