Five people, including a young child, escaped a fire at their mobile home Tuesday afternoon after a passerby noticed flames outside the residence and stopped to alert them. The Greenville Department ...

What began as a small solo law practice with barely enough furniture to fill a rented office has grown into an expanding law firm with multiple attorneys, a larger staff and a continued commitment to ...

Lori Shearer of Belding easily won a seat on the beach as judge of Ionia-Montcalm Circuit Court in Tuesday’s election over fellow candidate Ed Sternisha, also of Belding. With all precincts reporting ...

BELDING – Incumbent candidates Linda Curtis and Shelley Gladding-Visser will retain their seats on the Belding City Council after Tuesday’s election, and new candidate Tristin Miller will join the ...

Republican state Rep. Pat Outman has won re-election to Michigan’s 91st House District, holding a commanding lead over Democratic challenger Frank Lafata in unofficial returns from Tuesday’s general ...

STANTON — Jane Basom, Tamara Kuhn and Steve VanHolstyn were elected to the Stanton City Commission on Tuesday, with VanHolstyn narrowly securing the third available seat, according to final unofficial ...

GREENVILLE — Five people, including a young child, escaped a fire at their mobile home Tuesday afternoon after a passerby noticed flames outside the residence and stopped to alert them. The Greenville ...

The road to a state championship began over the weekend as high school football teams across Michigan kicked off their postseason journeys, each hoping to keep their seasons alive for at least one ...

Multiple people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Portland Township in the early morning hours of Sunday; alcohol is believed to be a factor. Ionia County sheriff’s deputies responded to E. Grand ...

They may not be taking another spin around the carousel anytime soon, but three of Crystal’s old favorites are back in town. Liberty, Bucky and Arnold — a horse, a bronco and a pig from the historic ...

For nearly three decades, the stone house on Smith Street was more than a business to Tara Chapko. It was a place she and her late husband, Brian, restored, nurtured and made their own. Now, as Tara ...

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