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Ultimate Guide To Restaurants With Igloos Near Grand Rapids
Heated igloos and cozy huts are transforming winter dining in Grand Rapids. Here’s why the trend has stuck around and where you can enjoy a warm, memorable meal outside.

73-Year-Old Michigan Woman Pretending To Be An Heiress Scams Banks Of $30M, Lands On FBI Most Wanted List
Mary Carole McDonnell, a Michigan native, allegedly posed as an heiress and pulled off a $30M bank scam in California. The 73-year-old TV producer is now on the FBI’s Most Wanted List.

When is Mermaid Bay Opening in Grand Rapids?
Mermaid Bay, an underwater-themed indoor playground in Wyoming, is now open! Kids can enjoy slides, ball pits, role-play zones, and even live jellyfish—plus grand opening activities and giveaways this week.

Michigan Restaurant Crowned Among 20 Best Steakhouses in North America
Michigan’s Prime + Proper earns a top-20 North America steakhouse ranking, impressing with Wagyu, Porterhouse, and high-end sides in a historic Detroit setting.

Winter Adventures Await at Indian Trails in Grand Rapids
Indian Trails Golf Course in Grand Rapids is open for winter fun with skiing, snowshoeing, and fat tire biking. Trails, rentals, and season passes are available now.

Grand Rapids Restaurants Open on Christmas Day 2025
Don’t stress over holiday cooking disasters! Here’s a list of Grand Rapids restaurants open on Christmas Day 2025, from buffets and diners to sushi and steakhouses.

UPDATE: 78-Year-Old Missing Veteran in Grand Rapids Found Deceased
Police in Grand Rapids are searching for 78-year-old James Barcus, a veteran who may have memory issues. He left the Kent County Veterans Home without his glasses or phone.

Warning: Scam Postcards Circulating in Michigan are Targeting Veterans
Michigan veterans are being targeted by fraudulent postcards promising benefits. AG Dana Nessel warns against calling numbers on the mailers and urges verification through official veteran resources.

Michigan Officials Warn of Creepy Pests in Christmas Trees
Michigan officials warn that balsam woolly adelgids and spongy moths may hitch a ride on Christmas trees, threatening forests and tree farms if left unchecked.


