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08/29/2025

Update (with provided video)

Mason County Sheriff Kim C. Cole released the following information today, along with a video, regarding a series of crimes that led to a dramatic arrest. Deputies responded to a call for a hit and run that escalated into a high-speed chase involving OWI and fleeing and eluding arrest. The incident, which occurred late Thursday evening, concluded after the suspect's vehicle struck a patrol car, bringing the pursuit to an end.

Details from the Sheriff's Department...
At 8:55 PM, on Thursday, 08/28/2025, Mason County deputies were alerted to a hit & run crash that had occurred on Jebavy Drive & Bryant Road, in Mason County’s Pere Marquette Township. It was reported a dark pickup truck had rear-ended another vehicle and fled northbound on Jebavy Drive.

An MCSO deputy, on patrol on Jebavy & Jagger, spotted the suspect vehicle traveling northbound and attempted a traffic stop. The suspect fled at speeds over 100 MPH, weaving back and forth over both lanes, passing several vehicles and bicycles.

At Barnhart Road the vehicle slid sideways, went through a yard and back around the patrol car, and then back southbound on Jebavy Dr. The vehicle fled westbound down Shagway, through Lincoln Road, turned around again and fled back eastbound on Shagway, to Jebavy and then back northbound on Jebavy.

Again, at Barnhart and Jebavy, the vehicle left the road. This time, as the vehicle was attempted to back up, it struck a patrol car.

The suspect, a 21-year-old Hart MI man, was then taken into custody on charges of Hit & Run, OWI and Flee & Elude. The suspect vehicle and patrol car both sustained moderate damage from the crash and the patrol car was not drivable. No injuries were reported

08/28/2025

We've teamed up with the Oriole Sports Network again this year for LHS football and basketball. 1st game of the season is online and on the air right now.

08/28/2025

Join us live with Erin Doan from Erin Doan State Farm Insurance this morning! We’re discussing back-to-school season with a focus on starting the year off right with a positive attitude and important safety tips. A positive attitude can help kids reduce stress, boost confidence, and improve social skills as they head back to school. We will also be reviewing safety tips for kids who walk, bike, ride the bus, or drive to school. Plus, with kids back at school, it is a great time to make sure your insurance coverage is up to date!

From the Sheriff's Department...On Thursday, August 21, 2025, at 3:49 PM, emergency crews were called to a vehicle vs. m...
08/22/2025

From the Sheriff's Department...
On Thursday, August 21, 2025, at 3:49 PM, emergency crews were called to a vehicle vs. motorcycle crash at the intersection of N. Scottville Road and US31, in Mason County’s Custer Township.

The investigation showed a 2010 Dodge Challenger, driven by a 24-year-old Scottville, MI man, was on N. Scottville Road and had attempted a left turn (southbound onto US31) when he failed to see a northbound motorcycle, operated by a 60-year-old Manistee, MI woman. The driver of the Challenger stated he did not see the motorcycle due to several vehicles that were also northbound on US31 that were slowing to turn right onto N. Scottville Road. The motorcyclist struck the passenger vehicle on the driver’s side.

The driver of the motorcycle received critical injuries in the crash, while the driver of the vehicle reported no injuries.

The case remains under investigation by the Mason County Sheriff’s Office Crash Reconstruction Team.

Assisting deputies at the scene were members of the Scottville Fire, Custer Fire and Rescue, and Life EMS.

A woman from Ferry Township has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Oceana County.A 46-year-old Ferry T...
08/15/2025

A woman from Ferry Township has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Oceana County.

A 46-year-old Ferry Township woman was arrested at approximately 1:00 a.m. this morning, in connection with the homicide. She is being held at the Oceana County Jail and is awaiting arraignment in the 79th District Court. The Oceana County Sheriff's Office has stated there is no longer a threat to the community.

The investigation began, yesterday August 14 at 7:12 a.m., when deputies and troopers responded to a report of a man shot at a home on the 4000 block of E. Buchanan Rd. in Ferry Township. Upon arrival, they found a 46-year-old Shelby man who had died from his injuries.

The Oceana County Sheriff's Office, the Michigan State Police, and other agencies were involved in the investigation. The Sheriff's Office has thanked numerous assisting agencies, including the Michigan State Police – Hart Post, the Grand Rapids Crime Lab, the Mason County Sheriff's Office, the Ludington Police Department, DHS Child Protective Services, Lakeshore Child Advocacy Center, the Oceana County Sheriff's Office Victims Services Unit, Life EMS, Ferry Township Fire Department, and Mason-Oceana 911.

08/15/2025

Join us live with Erin Doan from Erin Doan State Farm Insurance! We're discussing some great news for State Farm customers, including a new rate decrease and an increase in the Good Driving Discount. We'll also be talking about other factors that affect your car insurance premiums and how location rating changes mean less of an impact when changing zip codes. Tune in to learn how you can save on your car insurance!

08/13/2025

🎒 BACK TO SCHOOL BACKPACK BONANZA – HAPPENING NOW 🎒

We’re live at the Ludington Area Jaycees’ Mini Golf Course for the Backpack Bonanza from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. today! This event is open to all Mason County students from Pre-K through 12th grade — just bring a parent or guardian, and kids must be present to participate.

✅ Free mini golf
✅ Face painting & temporary tattoos
✅ Free backpacks & school supplies
✅ Live broadcasting from 102.7 WMOM & Hot Country Hits 99.9

The event is limited to 400 students, so get here early. Come join the fun, grab your supplies, and get ready for the school year.

📍 Ludington Area Jaycees’ Mini Golf Course
📅 Today – August 13th
🕒 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

08/13/2025

We’re outside the Mason County Sheriff’s Office where in just moments, Sheriff Kim Cole, Detective Sergeant Mike Kenney, and Detective Kyle Boyd will be addressing the public about a thirty-two-year-old homicide case.

The press conference is scheduled to begin at eleven o’clock this morning, right here in front of the Sheriff’s Office. This is a case that’s been in the community’s memory for decades, and today’s update could shed new light on where things stand.

We’ll be listening closely as investigators share what’s next, any breakthroughs in the investigation, and what this means for the family and friends who have been waiting for answers for more than three decades.

08/11/2025

Join us live as we discuss tonight's Ludington City Council meeting agenda! We'll be covering key topics, including recent closed session, ongoing issue with AndyS Restaurant not opening soon. We'll also touch on the City's application for the Consumers Energy Foundation for a 2025 Prosperity Award and an update on the quiet title for the utility building. Tune in to stay informed about what's happening in our community!

A serious two-vehicle crash in Mason County's Sherman Township on Thursday evening sent three people, including an 8-yea...
08/08/2025

A serious two-vehicle crash in Mason County's Sherman Township on Thursday evening sent three people, including an 8-year-old girl, to the hospital. The incident, which involved a passenger car and a pickup truck pulling a trailer, occurred at the intersection of Sugar Grove Road and Schoenherr Road and resulted in a power outage as well. The Mason County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the crash and provided these details...

On Thursday, August 7, 2025, at 6:26 PM, emergency crews were dispatched to a serious traffic crash at the intersection of Sugar Grove Road and Schoenherr Road, in Mason County’s Sherman Township.

Preliminary findings suggest a 2025 Chevy Equinox, driven by a 74-year-old female from Jenison Michigan, pulled up to the stop sign northbound on Schoenherr Road at Sugar Grove Road, stopped, and then pulled into the path of an eastbound 2025 Chevy Silverado pickup truck pulling a trailer.

The pickup truck struck the passenger vehicle in the driver side door. Following the crash, the passenger vehicle rolled over and the pickup struck a power pole, bringing down power lines and causing a power outage in the area.

The 74-year-old Jenison woman and her front seat passenger, a 41-year-old Saint Joseph Michigan woman were both critically injured and were transported to a Grand Rapids area hospital for further care. An 8-year-old girl, also in the passenger car was injured and treated at Corewell Hospital in Ludington.

The driver of the pickup truck, a 34-year-old Twin Lake Michigan woman, was also injured and treated for minor injuries.

Neither speed nor alcohol appear to have been a factor in the crash and all occupants were properly restrained.

The case remains under investigation by the Mason County Sheriff’s Office Crash Reconstruction Team.

Fountain Area Fire & Rescue, Custer Fire and Life EMS assisted at the scene while Mason County VSU assisted at the hospital.

A quick-thinking community saved the day for thousands of petunias after a key piece of equipment broke down. When the L...
08/07/2025

A quick-thinking community saved the day for thousands of petunias after a key piece of equipment broke down. When the Ludington Petunia Parade watering truck broke down and went into the shop for 12 days recently, the flowers that beautify Ludington’s downtown faced a dire situation.

A challenge is simply an opportunity for teamwork. The City of Ludington Fire Department quickly stepped up, sending two firemen to water the flowers on the Avenue in the dead of night. Their dedicated crew worked from 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. on Sunday, August 3, providing a much-needed drenching not once, but twice.

The community group that runs the Petunia Parade also worked closely with the Department of Public Works to ensure the petunias on the Boulevard and at the Marina were cared for using their underground watering systems.

With the Petunia Parade's watering truck now back in service, the flowers are once again on their regular schedule.

It's National Night Out, and we're here broadcasting live at Shelby Township Community Park. First Responders are intera...
08/05/2025

It's National Night Out, and we're here broadcasting live at Shelby Township Community Park. First Responders are interacting with the community, there is bounce houses and a climbing wall and even a dunk tank and free food and snow cones and so much more. It goes until 8:00 p.m. tonight and we're right off of Buchanan Road in Shelby. Come out and experience a great free event and enjoy interacting even with some mascots that are hanging out, too.

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