West Michigan

Summer means road work season. Here are the biggest closures and projects drivers should know right now.

Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors are coming to the Allegan County Fair on Sept. 18 as part of the 2026 grandstand lineup, adding a major ‘90s rock night to the growing schedule.

After decades abroad and a stay in a Scottish castle, this overdue book finally returned to Niles.

After nearly 15 years, Greenbush Brewing Co. in Sawyer has shut down. The brewery became a cornerstone of the Southwest Michigan scene before economic challenges brought its run to an end.

Looking for free things to do this summer? West Michigan outdoor movie nights are back with 20+ screenings across parks, lakeshores, and downtown spots.

From Buck Matthews to Susan Shaw, these are the names viewers grew up trusting every night.

West Michigan’s Moo-ville Creamery, known for award-winning flavors, is opening a fifth location in a historic Richland barn. Over 40 flavors, soft serve, sundaes, shakes, and more await ice cream fans.

The Humane Society of West Michigan is at capacity for dogs. From April 7–11, adult dogs are available with reduced adoption fees of $50. Adopt, volunteer, or donate to help today.

Discover 10+ Mother’s Day brunch buffets around Grand Rapids, from carving stations to waffles and desserts. Make Mom feel special and book your table before they fill up.

A months-long survey will have aircraft flying low and often across West Michigan starting in April.