Ottawa County

Consumers Energy’s J.H. Campbell power plant was scheduled for retirement last year, but the federal government has filed five emergency orders keeping the Ottawa County coal fired plant running

Grand Rapids city, police, and fire officials met Monday to debrief the opening weekend of the new Acrisure Amphitheater, Michigan will receive as much as $240 million as part of a legal settlement with Monsanto to clean up PCB contamination in the state, and more.

Laketown Township is tackling complaints about the company’s severe composting odors and violations of zoning agreement

County health leaders are warning about an uptick in tick-related disease in West Michigan

Michigan’s county fair operators are preparing for summer crowds. County fairs are a nearly one-and-a-half billion-dollar economic engine for the state, and it’s issuing grants supporting fairground improvements.

The Village of Sand Lake will remain village after a proposal to dissolve the municipality did not pass, the Michigan Supreme Court is taking up the question of what should be done with bulls passed by the state Legislature but never delivered to the Governor, and more.

The two newly confirmed cases were already being monitored after the first case

Federal extensions have kept Ottawa County’s J.H. Campbell coal plant open one year past its scheduled retirement, and now disposing of coal waste is an issue

The city of Grand Rapids continues to address gun violence with its free teen summer programs taking place on weekend evenings, a Hillsdale County judge is dismissing felony charges against a former local clerk and a lawyer associated with false 2020 election conspiracies, and more.

The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners approved ballot language for two Parks and Open Space millage questions being placed before voters this year