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Woman Dies at Scene in Muskegon Heights, After Being Found by Relative

Woman Dies at Scene in Muskegon Heights, After Being Found by Relative

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI — A woman called police Monday afternoon after finding a female relative severely injured and bleeding.See the Story

Former Hudsonville football star who was shot in Alabama faces federal gun charges

Michigan · Michigan

Former Hudsonville football star who was shot in Alabama faces federal gun charges

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A former Hudsonville football star who was hospitalized after a gun sale gone wrong in Alabama is facing federal charges related to machine guns.See the Story

How Kent County coalition hopes to curb car-deer crashes

Grand Rapids, Michigan · Grand Rapids

How Kent County coalition hopes to curb car-deer crashes

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Deer-vehicle collisions are climbing across Kent County, overwhelming body shops and prompting local officials to adopt a new data-driven strategy aimed at reducing crashes over the next several years.See the Story