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Kent County prosecutor, sheriff say all school threats will be taken seriously, prosecuted to the ‘fullest extent of the law’
Kent County prosecutor, sheriff say all school threats will be taken seriously, prosecuted to the ‘fullest extent of the law’
Democrats introduce gun safety bills in wake of Oxford shooting, push for more than ‘thoughts and prayers’
Democrats introduce gun safety bills in wake of Oxford shooting, push for more than ‘thoughts and prayers’
A Democratic Senator who represents the district that includes Oxford, Michigan, is pushing a series of new gun control bills that would limit the sale of gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
Kentwood man charged in death of man found shot in car
Kentwood man charged in death of man found shot in car
Marquis Thomas, 33, was arraigned Thursday, Dec. 9 on charges of murder and felony firearm
Detroit Lions working to keep CB Jerry Jacobs grounded through ups and downs of rookie year
Detroit Lions working to keep CB Jerry Jacobs grounded through ups and downs of rookie year
"That's you guys, giving him all this praise. Now he's thinking he's the next Deion Sanders. The thing we have to do is make sure we keep that down and allow him to grow," Aaron Glenn said.
Two juveniles, ages 12 and 15, accused of making threats against Newaygo County schools
Two juveniles, ages 12 and 15, accused of making threats against Newaygo County schools
Newaygo County Prosecutor Ellsworth Stay announced the charges on Thursday, Dec. 9
Michigan’s weekend has powerful storm, but may be very nice in south sector of storm
Michigan’s weekend has powerful storm, but may be very nice in south sector of storm
Just because I am talking about a powerful storm, it doesn't mean the weekend weather will be a total wreck.
Pentagon PFAS cleanup is ‘bureaucracy run amok,’ advocate testifies
Pentagon PFAS cleanup is ‘bureaucracy run amok,’ advocate testifies
Michigan attorney Tony Spaniola said trust in U.S. Defense Department pollution program is "misplaced" at U.S. Senate hearing.
Judge dismisses protective order obtained by Democratic lawmaker against her Republican colleague
Judge dismisses protective order obtained by Democratic lawmaker against her Republican colleague
Rep. Steve Marino was assigned to committees again, as well.
Lions without 21 players at practice with illness rampant; place CB Bobby Price on COVID list
Lions without 21 players at practice with illness rampant; place CB Bobby Price on COVID list
The Detroit Lions had quarterback Jared Goff back at Thursday’s practice, but they still saw illness impact the week with 21 players held out of the most recent session.
Jobs, capital investment up in West Michigan, but low wages, worker shortage remain troubling
Jobs, capital investment up in West Michigan, but low wages, worker shortage remain troubling
The Right Place presented those findings Thursday, Dec. 9, at its annual economic outlook event.
Plymouth-Canton Educational Park schools on lockdown, police investigating ‘potential threat’
Plymouth-Canton Educational Park schools on lockdown, police investigating ‘potential threat’
Police are conducting a search on the property as part of an investigation into the potential threat.
House Republicans propose $1.2B plan to spend federal COVID-19 aid
House Republicans propose $1.2B plan to spend federal COVID-19 aid
Michigan lawmakers would put $1.2 billion in federal coronavirus aid towards COVID-19 testing, recruiting more health care workers and providing monoclonal antibody treatments to residents under a spending bill unveiled in the state House this week.
MIRC launches new program assisting Michigan immigrants facing deportation
MIRC launches new program assisting Michigan immigrants facing deportation
The "Helpdesk" program enables the MIRC to help more immigrants understand and navigate complex deportation proceedings.