Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) - Harbor Transit present the Lakeshore Trolley Takeover night on Saturday May 9th. Pick up the trolley at any of the Buccaneer Loop stops, no fares or reservations required. Get on and off as many times as you'd like along the way. Strollers and wagons are welcome on board in a folded position, ...

(Grand Haven, MI) - Tourism officials in west Michigan are concerned about the impact of high gas prices, as most stations in the area are now selling regular unleaded for five-dollars a gallon. The price jumped Wednesday evening after crude oil prices spiked. Grand Valley State University researcher Brian Long says so...

(East Lansing, MI) -- A former student at Michigan State University has been arrested for allegedly running a meth lab on campus. The university had to shut down its Wells Hall academic building during finals last week due to the "presence of an unidentified chemical." Campus police said they found property d...

Ottawa County, MI (WGHN) - Ottawa County is proud to recognize Deputy Evan Potter of the Sheriff's Office and Tavia Renkema of the County Clerk/Register of Deeds Office for outstanding customer service. Deputy Potter was nominated for his calm leadership and quick action during a high-risk medical emergency. While work...

(Holland, MI) - The 97th annual Tulip Time Festival kicks off Friday in Holland. For the first time this year, drones will take to the skies above Kollen Park on May 9th just before Tulip Time's annual firework show. Hudsonville Ice Cream is putting on the show to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Tulip Time will run fr...

Atlanta - (WGHN) - The Detroit Tigers pulled off a timely comeback against the Atlanta Braves, and Gleyber Torres was right at the center of it. The Tigers had been trailing earlier but pieced together a late rally to flip the game and secure a 5-2 win, avoiding a sweep in Atlanta. Hear the recap from Dan Dickerson bel...

(Undated) - Asian worms that can leap a foot in the air are spreading across the United States. They've turned up in 38 states. Jumping worms, as they're called, can grow to six inches long, and are red, brown and sometimes metallic-looking. They eat important nutrients in soil and leaf litter that plants need to sprou...