Micah Cho is a MSJ/Reporter at various media outlets, including WBNS-TV, WTSP-TV, and WLTX-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on construction and real estate, climate change and environment, and public security, while also exploring themes related to travel and tourism. Micah's work has been featured in prominent platforms such as WXII 12 Triad CW, WBIR-TV, and MSN.
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According to probable cause documents, former GRPD officer Bryan Casey stole over $25,000 in sports card boxes.
A former Grand Rapids Police officer has been charged with felony breaking and entering this week after allegedly stealing over $25,000 in sports card boxes, according to court documents. According to...
By: Micah Cho
Mike Phillips has worked with stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Tori Kelly, but says the lessons he learned growing up in Muskegon Heights still guide him today.
On Friday, Tammy Jo and Max Budzynski learned the home they purchased in 2021 to protect from demolition has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
By: Micah Cho
What started as a pandemic-era surge has evolved into a thriving hobby, with collectors now facing long waits as PSA works through a 10 million-card backlog.
By: Sarah Edgecomb, Micah Cho
A federal judge has revived a lawsuit against Rockford Public Schools that was originally struck down last year over the use of a preferred name and pronouns. The 44-page lawsuit revolves around a Ro...
By: Micah Cho
A once-abandoned Gun Lake mini golf course is getting a second chance. Ryan Winchell and his family are bringing it back to life for a new generation.
After years of planning, the proposed Muskegon casino is still waiting for an answer. Now, developers are looking to Michigan's next governor.
Xiandia Moore-Chatman's son was 2-years-old when he attended the Gro Childcare Academy off Maynard Avenue in Grand Rapids. Along with Gro, Hapner was employed at the Children's Enrichment Center at G...
Xiandia Moore-Chatman's son was 2-years-old when he attended the Gro Childcare Academy off Maynard Avenue in Grand Rapids.
