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From the lakeshore to cornfields, cities to villages, the race for Michigan’s Second Congressional District is increasingly one to watch

Michigan’s Second Congressional District is, in some ways, a study in contrasts: a world of dense urban neighborhoods and wide

You hear it time and again: employers are looking for workers. But West Michigan companies–like places across the country–aren’t connecting

A $17 million convention center. A renovated L.C. Walker Arena. A rebranded and renovated hotel. New restaurants and housing. Muskegon’s

Affordable health care. Trade. Social Security. The environment. School funding. The Great Lakes. Taxes. The breadth of topics broached during

In the final minutes of the Muskegon Lumberjacks’ season opener Saturday night, thousands of people were on their feet: children

As the Nov. 6 midterm elections near, Muskegon voters will have a chance this Saturday, Oct. 13 to meet the

Everyone is looking up, their eyes set on swirling circles moving towards the sky—on a sculpture that, despite being 12,000

When Tom Gifford was 13 years old, he broke his lower back in an accident—after which he was in a

Happy new week, Muskegon! We know there’s a lot of news that happens during the week, and it’s not always

These are the stories of Muskegon. Within the walls of the Muskegon Heritage Museum are the stories of the boat