Ottawa County, MI (WGHN) - West Michigan residents are being asked to help fight hunger by participating in the annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 9. The event, recognized as the nation's largest single-day food drive, brings together letter carriers and local communities to collect nonperishable food ...

(Grand Haven, MI) - The Ottawa County Department of Public Health is confirming two more cases of measles, bringing the total in the lakeshore county to three. Ottawa County went over three decades without any cases of measles until this year, with the last case confirmed in 1991. The three cases are linked in exposure...

(Undated) - The National Day of Prayer is observed today with this year's theme being "Glorify God Among the Nations, Seeking Him in All Generations." The observance is held each year on the first Thursday of May, with people of all faiths invited to pray for the nation. At noon a non-denominational group, wh...

(Lansing, MI) - There are still nine bills passed by the state Legislature in 2024 when Democrats had the majority in both chambers that have not been presented to Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The Michigan Senate has sued the Michigan House over Speaker Matt Hall's refusal to present the bills and the Michigan Supreme Co...

(Grand Rapids, MI) - The two people who were shot and killed Tuesday outside Grand Rapids' Southwest Elementary School have been identified as 39-year-old Savannah Rubio and 15-year-old Jeremiah Cuevas-Griffin. Rubio was the mom of eight children between three and 17-years-old and she died after being rushed to a hospi...

(Detroit, MI) - The Tigers were swept at home. Detroit lost 4-0 to the Boston Red Sox. Riley Greene had two of his team's four hits, including a double. Jack Flaherty allowed four runs, two earned, over five innings to get the loss. The Tigers have the day off before visiting the Kansas City Royals on Friday. Hear the ...

(Undated) - Sunday is Mother's Day and Michiganders may spend a record amount on the special women in their life. The National Retail Federation says consumers are expected to spend a record 38-billion this year, which breaks down to about 284-dollars per-person. Flowers remain the most popular gift, followed by food, ...