Easter

We could be in store for a very rainy April.

Get ready for a weekend of Easter egg hunts in West Michigan! Whether you're searching for ducky tokens at the Great BCHA Bunny Hunt or enjoying an adults-only egg hunt at Ed Dunneback Girls Farm, there's plenty of festive fun to go around.

Several major stores in Michigan have recently announced 24-hour closures that will make last-minute shopping less convenient.

Sure, hunting for Easter eggs can be a fun activity. It's considerably less fun when you leave your eggs out for too long.

If you're looking to make a brunch buffet part of your Easter festivities on March 31, there are plenty happening around Grand Rapids.

With help from the community a Michigan food truck provided free meals to veterans on Easter.

The Roman Catholic Church has announced that Pope Francis was rushed to a hospital and will be admitted to the hospital.

Egg prices have been trending down in the past few weeks but will that continue?

As the Lenten season approaches, traditional polish Paczki are starting to appear on store shelves across Michigan.

Good news from the Governor as she makes sure to let us know that she let the Easter bunny and Tooth Fairy know they're essential.

It's cottages, basketball, prom dresses, maple syrup, Easter egg hunts (for kids and dogs), records & CDs, bunnies, bands, and fowling...all wrapped up into one weekend!

Easter offers a great opportunity to celebrate with family and friends. Easter in West Michigan also offers delicious brunches to keep you out of the kitchen and spending time with those you love. View our list of delicious Easter brunches in Grand Rapids!