West Michigan News

The conflict between the United States and Iran has also had an impact in West Michigan, with an alleged cyberattack targeting the global headquarters of Stryker in Portage that disrupted operations worldwide.

Measles began becoming a problem again in Michigan in 2019, and cases have been reported each of the last three years. Health officials have now confirmed the first case of 2026.

Steve Burns, the original host of Blue’s Clues, is coming to West Michigan this summer. He’ll appear at Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo for a nostalgic evening reflecting on the beloved show and answering fan questions.

It’s important to follow Michigan ORV rules, like wearing a helmet, especially when you’re already trying to cover up an illegal deer kill after being convicted of murder and being prohibited from owning a gun.

The wild weather must have stirred up Bigfoot because over the last several weeks there have been reports of sightings near the Michigan's southern border.

Consumers Energy says about 2,700 customers in Cedar Springs will lose power overnight this weekend as crews complete equipment upgrades in the area.

The Kent County Sheriff's Office and Michigan State Police were called about a driver going the wrong way on US-131. See video of the pursuit and learn driver's fate.

For one game only, the West Michigan Whitecaps become the Michigan Snowbirds, bringing summer vibes, specialty food, and tropical drinks to LMCU Ballpark.

Handala group claims Stryker hack as revenge for deadly Iran strike, wiping laptops and servers across global network.

Lansing man Raymundo Garcia is missing after a late-night I-94 crash in Calhoun County March 9. Michigan State Police, Marshall police, and local crews are searching for him; anyone with information is urged to call authorities.