Articles

  • 2 days ago | fox17online.com | Andy Curtis

    GRAND RAPIDS, Mich — Well House will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 5th, to celebrate the opening of its newest affordable multi-family housing development at 32 Pleasant Street SE. This project, which was reported on in December, represents a significant advancement in Well House’s mission to provide affordable housing for individuals and families facing housing insecurity in Grand Rapids.

  • 3 days ago | fox17online.com | Andy Curtis

    GRAND RAPIDS, Mich — There is always a good reason to stop by Grand Rapids Library, but if you can’t make it this summer, the library is coming to you with their Mobile Library. Think of it like DoorDash but for books.

  • 4 days ago | fox17online.com | Andy Curtis

    GRAND RAPIDS, Mich — Typically, the spring is the time of year when more homes are sold as buyers and sellers aim to move before the start of school. But this year's market has seen some slumping sales. A new report from Redfin says home sellers are outnumbering buyers by the largest margin in 12 years. The National Association of Realtors says high sticker prices and high mortgage rates are turning away potential buyers.

  • 1 week ago | fox17online.com | Andy Curtis

    WEST MICHIGAN — As firefighters across the country gear up for a summer of potential wildfires following a notably dry winter, it is essential for everyone, including us here in Michigan, to stay informed about air quality. A report from the Associated Press highlights that even if wildfires occur far from our state — whether on the other side of the country or in Canada— we can still experience the effects of smoke.

  • 1 week ago | cp24.com | Andy Curtis

    HOLLAND, Michigan ( WXMI) -- Lake Michigan usually does not like to give back what it takes, but now, 165 years after sinking to the lake bottom during the Great Lakes' deadliest shipwreck, a solid gold pocket watch claimed by the lake in the region's deadliest shipwreck is making its way back home to the owner's family. On September 8, 1869, the Lady Elgin, a sidewheel steamer, collided with another ship north of Chicago, with over 300 people losing their lives as a result.