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If you are hitting the road and traveling this Memorial Day weekend -- you are not alone!

As everyone who has the pleasure of driving in Southwest Michigan knows, road conditions aren’t necessarily the best. What if you were to know the city could potentially reimburse you for certain types of damage?

Remember when MDOT had the contest to name its fleet of snowplows? Here are all 74 of the winners for Southwest Michigan to melt your heart.

This all started as a way to engage the folks, especially the kids, maybe take our minds off the pandemic, and, maybe also to call attention to the hard work that snowplow drivers do every winter; giving names to the state's fleet of snowplows.

With the stroke of a pen, with Governor Gretchen Whitmer's signature, Kalamazoo's Miller Road will get a much needed upgrade between Emerald Drive on the west and Sprinkle Road on the east. Miller Road is a "major east-west roadway in the city of Kalamazoo, serving several large industrial developments and providing access (via Sprinkle Road) to I-94, I-94 Business Loop, M-96, and M-43... Rea

Michigan Department of Transportation has revealed the states seven deadliest crash statistics and most of the causes of collisions are preventable.

Showing solidarity with much of the country and vowing to "never forget," Old Glory is flying high above the Mighty Mac.

For the first time in three years, crowds at the Annual Mackinac Bridge Walk grew, with an estimated 30,000 people walking the Mighty Mac this Labor Day.

This weekend proved to be a deadly one for two Three Rivers residents taking to the roads on motorcycles. On Saturday at approximately 4:30 p.m., deputies with the Cass County Sheriff's Department were called to investigate a personal injury accident that resulted in a fatality near the intersection of US-12 and Baldwin Prairie Road in Porter Township, near Union...

Work on the first year of this two-year, $20 million project begins Monday, May 6, and is expected to be finished by Friday, Oct. 25.