Drivers heading out Tuesday encountered hazardous driving conditions, with snow-covered roads and intermittent whiteout conditions leading to crashes on highways around West Michigan.

LIV Golf will hold its signature tournament, its team championship, at The Cardinal in Plymouth Township from Aug. 22-24.

SMCC and Bedford girls and Summerfield boys ranked among best in the state in latest Michigan Sportswriters basketball poll.

The top 10 teams in the Michigan high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc.:

An old warehouse in Grand Rapids is going to be torn down soon for the construction of a new fire station, not far from an outdated fire station.

Originally a small art gallery, the museum has grown into a crucial institution dedicated to preserving and telling the rich stories of African Americans.

The Corewell Health Clinical Simulation Center opened on Michigan Street NE in November of 2024, and on Monday, staff from the facility offered News Channel 3 a guided tour of the building.

Crews in Grand Rapids are continuing their search for a woman who was swept away in the Grand River Saturday night.

A woman killed in the street in Plymouth has been named locally as Claire Butler. According to her social media profiles, Ms Butler was a lecturer in adult nursing at the University of Plymouth.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association recently announced the 120 finalists for the annual MHSAA-Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete awards for the 2024-25 school year. Now in its 36th year, the program awards $2,000 scholarships to 32 student-athletes, who are selected from the list of finalists.

HOLLAND — More details are emerging about new ownership at Tulip City Brewstillery, soon to become Tulip City Bar and Grill, at 430 W. 17th St. in Holland.

Entering the season, basketball fans across Michigan were excited to see what Hal Schram Mr. Basketball favorite Trey McKenney would do for his senior season. Opting to play at St. Mary’s for all four years of high school rather than leave the state like many other talented players have done over the years,