Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) - A new event in Grand Haven is giving people a reason to get out, explore, and possibly win big. Grand Haven Main Street is launching a weeklong Passport Event, running April 20th through the 25th. It's designed to encourage both residents and visitors to explore local businesses across Downtown...

Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) -A Grand Haven man will spend nearly a year in jail after driving drunk at more than 100 miles per hour and crashing in Ottawa County. Preston Lee Gee, 39, was sentenced to 330 days in jail and 36 months of probation after pleading guilty to third-offense operating while intoxicated, a felony, an...

(Lansing, MI) - Michigan marijuana sales rose sharply in March even as prices increased for the third straight month. State regulators say medical and adult-use sales topped 255-million dollars in March, up from 234-point-five-million dollars in February. The average price for an ounce of adult-use flower rose to 61-do...

(Undated) - Amid ongoing tensions with Iran, gas prices remain high across Michigan and the United States this week. According to Triple A, gas prices are currently at three-dollars and 96-cents per gallon in the state. The national average is now at four-dollars and twelve-cents per gallon.

(Freeport, Bahamas ) - A Michigan man questioned in the disappearance of his wife in the Bahamas has been released from custody without charges. Brian Hooker told investigators his wife fell overboard in rough seas. The 58-year-old left the police station with his attorney without speaking to reporters. Officials have ...

Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) - A popular downtown Grand Haven food spot will not be reopening as the busy summer season approaches. The Lucky Bucket, a fried fish restaurant located on the first block of Washington Avenue, has announced it will remain closed for the 2026 season, despite a strong and successful first year in ...

(Undated) - Some 20 percent of full-time American workers say artificial intelligence has taken over parts of their job. The survey from Epoch AI and Ipsos found that 20 percent said AI is doing things they used to do themselves. About 15 percent say AI has created new tasks for them that they wouldn't have done otherw...