Good morning, Portage.

Portage, MI, is undergoing zoning ordinance changes to foster a walkable neighborhood between West Lake and Austin Lake, inviting community input before finalizing decisions.

Miller Auditorium advises customers to purchase tickets directly from their site to avoid exorbitantly priced tickets from third-party sellers.

The Portage Department of Public Safety is seeking a male suspect in a Tuesday afternoon armed robbery at a local ALDI store.

Michigan drivers are advised that road salt will be less effective due to temperatures dropping below 15 degrees, leading to potentially hazardous icy roads.

Michigan Senate is considering legislation that mandates serial numbers for all firearms, including homemade 'ghost guns', to enhance traceability.

Michigan lawmakers are considering a law to ban all flavored tobacco products, including vapes, cigars, and menthol cigarettes, to combat youth nicotine addiction, with an exception for hookah lounges.

Portage City Council unanimously voted to extend City Manager Patrick McGinnis's contract until July 2028, acknowledging his leadership and accomplishments.

The bipartisan Water Resources Development Act aimed at enhancing Michigan's prosperity and recreation by replacing concrete flood walls with green spaces in areas like Battle Creek passes the U.S. House.

The USDA has launched a new milk testing program in six states, including Michigan, to enhance bird flu safeguarding in dairy herds.

Portage Holiday Market: Unique Gifts and Handmade Delights

The Portage Holiday Market offers a variety of local vendors showcasing unique gifts, handmade crafts, and festive treats, supporting the community and local economy.