We Are Grand Rapids

New clues point to a second Dave’s Hot Chicken location coming to Michigan. Local sightings and online listings show a new restaurant taking shape in Grandville on 44th Street SW near Target that could open before Grand Rapids.

The Perseids are back, and this year the timing is almost perfect — a new moon means darker skies and more streaks than most people will see in a typical August.

School supply prices jumped more than 8 percent this year — more than double the rate of inflation. And some of the biggest hits are on the most basic items.

Love’s Ice Cream is expanding! The Grand Rapids staple set an August 15 grand opening for its new lakeshore shop at 5 W. Eighth Street in Holland, featuring a retro soda fountain menu and extended weekend hours

USA Today named the nation's top wine country hotels! Northern Michigan took two Top 5 spots with Black Star Farms (#2) and Chateau Chantal (#4)—from goat yoga and barrel tastings to legendary wine slushies.

Some people just have a knack for setting world records, and quite a few of them happen to call Grand Rapids home.

Fried chicken and seafood restaurant, 616 Batter Mix in Northeast Grand Rapids, has officially closed after just over a year in business. Here is why the spot shut down and what new restaurant is moving in next.

Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park in Alto, Michigan, is now home to Steller’s Sea Eagles. Weighing up to 20 pounds with an 8-foot wingspan, these rare, massive raptors are officially the heaviest eagle species on Earth.

What started as a small Walker movie house grew into the Alpine Twin and eventually the Alpine Four before closing in 2002.

Thirty-six hours of Spider-Man. Overnight screenings. And yes, there are free tickets up for grabs — here's how to get in on it.

FSR Magazine named Big Rock Italian Chophouse in Birmingham to its Top 50 Independent restaurant list. Enjoy handmade pasta and USDA Prime steaks at this historic depot spot.

Ride along with Deputy Seech as the Allegan County Sheriff's Office stars in the hit YouTube series "The Shift," facing real calls, structure fires, field damage, and storm chaos.