Walker News

Several people hoping to see a Tigers game are out hundreds of dollars because their bus didn't get them to Detroit.

A study released by the Brookings Institution showed that the recession slowed, but did not halt, the gradual shifting of jobs from Grand Rapids to the region's suburbs.

Kenowa Hills High School seniors R.J. VanKoevering, 18, left, and Jeff Wisinski, 18, both of Walker, are planning the Kenowa graduating seniors camp out tonight.

Emergency responders in Kent County seem to be successful if you look at average response times and outcomes, but a growing number of county leaders want proof.

On Monday, the district sent a letter to parents stating that it is in a difficult situation and the state of Michigan is to blame.

West Michigan voters have been trickling into the polls today, May 7, to decide the fate of school district tax requests, zoning and airport issues, according to election coordinators.

Jeffrey Looman, a 55-year-old music teacher at Grandville's Calvin Christian, died Sunday after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle near Marne.

Meijer Inc's recent $500,000 donation to the American Red Cross helped the organization provided immediate response to those devastated by West Michigan's historic flood.

Lobbied by local governments fretting over ailing roads, state Rep. Rob VerHeulen, R-Walker, says a cure is coming.

Organizers said flood waters fell quickly enough to let crews from Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Grandville, and Walker start clearing debris from the course.

Defending Berlin Raceway Modified division champion Billy Shotko was having an awful 2013 season, even though the year didn't officially start until Saturday night.