God's Kitchen of Michigan says it can't afford the Kalamazoo meal this year, but a Battle Creek dinner is still on for November 18.

The USS Silversides must pass a float test and four other checks before its weather-dependent return to Muskegon.

A flood, lost sponsorships and about $70,000 in monthly operating expenses have pushed the 38-year-old center toward the brink.

The 98th Tulip Time runs April 30 to May 9, 2027, with the Quilt Show and Dutch Market moving to one central hub.

The Nov. 3 ballot measure would shift more millage money to John Ball Zoo, which cites $40.5 million in deferred repairs.

Holland's second annual holiday festival adds a Dutch-costumed skating show and a Delft-pottery-themed downtown display.

Nate Taylor's free Dead Ends on Spruce walkthrough survived a city crackdown, but 2026 will be its last year on Spruce Street.

The Lakeshore Museum Center will accept 12 Purple Hearts into its collection.

The three-day gathering runs Oct. 8-10 at Kintsugi Village, with scholarships open to those who need them.

Axel, a deaf Dogo Argentino once surrendered to a shelter, now serves as a ministry dog readying to deploy with Michigan's 125th Infantry.