Lacy James

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issued a press release on June 11 encouraging patients of Dr. Roger D. Beyer, a physician that practices in Kalamazoo County, to discuss HIV and hepatitis testing with their healthcare provider.

Family members are encouraged to bring photographs, dental and medical records, or other identifying information to update law enforcement databases.

So often we hear of the dangerous and sad events our first reponders are involved in. Recently one Portage's public safety officers stopped to make a welfare check for a woman sitting in a wheelchair on a sidewalk.

Over the last few months the Venus team received two separate tips regarding the same location in southern Calhoun County in regards to the disappearance of Mary Lands.

A woman with a wooden board told officers a pig had wandered into the backyard, prompting the family’s dog to bite the pig and refuse to let go.

Battle Creek police are asking for locating 17 year Taylor Perez. Taylor was last seen on May 27, 2019 in Battle Creek.

The identity of the man who died following a lengthy two county police chase has been released.

A police officer's work is never done. With all the things we see in the news, it can be easy to forget law enforcement and first responders in our communities are real human beings who have families and call our cities, townships and villages their home.

Kathy Sue Wilcox was last seen leaving her Otsego, Michigan residence on July 12, 1972, at the age of 15.

The message from the "friend" asked that the victim contact a woman by the name of Christina Canie because the victim had won $150,000.