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Fewer fish and more algae? Scientists seek to understand impacts of historic lack of Great Lakes iceIceless lakes could absorb sunlight faster and warm up sooner in the spring. Some biologists speculate that this could lead to earlier and larger blue-green algae blooms, which can be toxic to humans and put a damper on summer tourism.
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Students compete with artificial intelligence predicting the likelihood district leaders will call for a Snow Day. WGVU’s Patrick Center spoke with Ben Talsma, a Learning Solutions Specialist at Van Andel Institute about the educational value and origins of the competition.
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Agencies are asking the state for more money in its Health and Safety Fund to help subsidize larger repairs so weatherization becomes possible
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As West Michigan emerges from a week of heavy snowfall and bitter temps, the Muskegon Rescue Mission says they did see a bump in the number of people needing assistance
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Cannonsburg Ski Area opens at 4:00pm Thursday. Employees are excited and a little relieved to finally kick off the winter season
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Grand Rapids’ World of Winter Festival starts today amidst the region's first major winter weather event
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As West Michigan prepares for its first major weather event of 2024, local road crews are getting ready for what lies ahead
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AAA is urging drivers to take precautions and be prepared if they have to be on the roads during the winter storm
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As arctic air continues to blast Michigan and with the weather forecast still calling for some chilly temps, AAA is issuing a Michigan statewide arctic air advisory
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Michigan gas prices continue to move higher. AAA says the Michigan state average jumped 13 cents from a week ago