SCOTTVILLE — A house at 312 S. Main St. caught fire Thursday evening.
The fire started in the upstairs bedroom of the two-story home, according to Scottville Assistant Chief Robert Cohoon.
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Installation of a section of sheet piling at Ludington Municipal Marina caused a water main to break around noon Friday. Ludington Department of Public Works Superintendent Shawn McDonald said he expe... Read more »

MANISTEE — A Manistee woman is in jail today and charged with first degree child abuse after her 3-month-old son was hospitalized with a fractured skull and bleeding on his brain — injuries that are c... Read more »

Firefighters were called to a house fire on South Main Street in Scottville Thursday night. For the story and photos, see today's Daily News.... Read more »

Since a proposal to increase the 911 surcharge in Mason and Oceana counties failed earlier this month, the Mason-Oceana 911 Board of Directors is trying to come up with a plan B.
Mason-Oceana 9... Read more »

The Rev. Johnson Jeyabel Pappusamy, former pastor of St. Mary Catholic Church in Custer and St. Jerome Catholic Church in Scottville was sentenced to six months jail, with 30 days served up front for ... Read more »

A Muskegon woman charged with embezzling thousands of dollars from a Mason County business rejected a plea last week and is now scheduled for a February trial.
Angela Raye Moon, 27, of Muskego... Read more »

When smokers quit -- What are the benefits over time?
20 minutes after quitting: Your heart rate and blood pressure drops.
12 hours after quitting: The carbon monoxide level in your bloo... Read more »

Doug Hendrickson Sr.’s friends are finding a way to repay him for his work on previous demolition derbies — a benefit derby to be held in his name.
In December 2008 Hendrickson was diagnosed w... Read more »

A man died due to rabies from contact with a bat in the 10-county District Health Department No. 10 area, which serves Mason, Lake, Oceana and Manistee counties, the health department stated Tuesday. ... Read more »