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MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Come spring, sheriff deputies in Muskegon County will have sweet new tools for law enforcement: two new Harley-Davidson motorcycles. In addition to providing a more “inconspicuous” presence than police sedans and SUVs, the bikes are better capable of accessing property inside local parks, are the preferred vehicle for official “escorts,” and will help with recruitment, Muskegon County Sheriff Michael Poulin told county commissioners. The sheriff’s office has helped with Bike Time’s Patriot Ride, and the Muskegon County Community Run annual motorcycle ride, which has raised and donated half the money for the motorcycle purchases. Those involved with the Muskegon County Community Run urged the board last year to approve the motorcycle purchases. “In the motorcycle community, it’s well-known that these sheriff department motorcycle units are the top riders in the county,” Cindy Meloche of Muskegon told commissioners last November.

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Kalamazoo city officials are considering a plan to revive the public safety department’s police motorcycle unit. The city’s proposed budget, which is up for final approval, includes the purchase or lease of three motorcycles for the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety fleet. The city received bids from two motorcycle dealerships to buy or lease the Harleys -- Grand Rapids Harley-Davidson and Perry Harley-Davidson in Portage. The proposed 2023 budget includes $299.9 million in expenditures -- the highest amount ever in the city budget, city officials said. The public safety department’s proposed budget of $34.5 million is the largest of the city departments, making up about 45% of all department expenditures.

Collette’s Vintage and Antiques Mall is relocating after the owner, Christine Collette, sold both the building and property. “But it’s a wonderful company with franchises everywhere.”Due to how quickly they received an offer, Collette is not sure where they will move to next. “Burton has been wonderful,” Collette said. I’m not sad to see the huge overhead and the stress of running a seven day a week business (go). To see what’s next for Collette’s Vintage and Antiques Mall, follow them on Facebook.

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GENESEE COUNTY, MI - A Christmas morning fire at Vehicle City Harley-Davidson in Flint Township caused minor damage to the store before firefighters contained it, according to a Flint Township fire official. Flint Township Assistant Fire Chief Mark Rowley told MLive-The Flint Journal on Monday, Dec. 27, that crews were able to quickly put out the fire, limiting damage to two motorcycles. The fire was contained by a suppression system until firefighters could arrive, but it also caused some water damage, he said. There is currently no clear indication as to what caused the fire, Rowley said. Read more:Flint celebrity chef to share his experience, talent with next generationGrand Blanc pulls out of boys varsity basketball tournament game due to COVID-19 protocolsTwo killed in Flint holiday party shooting, police say

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AMC Entertainment — Shares of the brick-and-mortar retailer were down 40% on Tuesday as the retail trading frenzy appeared to fizzle in the name. Harley-Davidson — The motorcycle stock slid 19% after the company missed on the top and bottom lines for its fourth quarter. Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv were looking for a positive 14 cents in earnings per share and $774 million of revenue. Exxon – Shares of the oil giant gained over 3% following the company's fourth quarter earnings results. ConocoPhillips posted a loss of 19 cents a share in the fourth quarter, better than a 25-per-share loss expected by analysts, according to FactSet.

In 1985, the year before Harley went public, the median motorcycle owner was only 27, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Next month Harley also is unveiling the Pan America, a large adventure-style motorcycle meant to be at home both on- and off-road. "Harley-Davidson is the most valuable motorcycle brand on the planet," wrote Craig Kennison, a senior research analyst and director of research operations at Baird, in a recent research note. Sports and recreational vehicles sales are growing as a result of Covid and that tailwind could cross over to the motorcycle market as well. 1 brand in the market with 40% market share and the brand is unlike any other," Collins said.

ESCANABA, MI – Thousands of Harley-Davidson riders and enthusiasts are expected to rally in the Upper Peninsula in July. The Escanaba area will host the new three-day motorcycle rally by the Harley Owners Group, the Associated Press reports. The group met with officials last week at the U.P. A parade and block party in Escanaba are expected to be part of the Great Lakes HOG Rally. The last time a Harley rally was held in Escanaba was in 2010.

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Harley-Davidson CEO Matthew Levatich is leaving the struggling motorcycle maker. The Milwaukee company announced Friday that Levatich will leave his post and seat on Harley's board of directors. Board member Jochen Zeitz will become acting president and CEO while a board search committee is formed and Harley hires an outside search firm to fill the job. "The Board and Matt mutually agreed that now is the time for new leadership at Harley-Davidson," Zeitz said in a prepared statement. He said the board is confident that its leadership experience and understanding of the company will bring an effective transition.

Procter & Gamble The consumer products giant beat estimates by 13 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.37 per share. Hasbro The toymaker's quarterly profit came in at an adjusted $1.84 per share, below the consensus forecast of $2.21. Harley-Davidson The motorcycle maker earned 55 cents per share for its latest quarter, 3 cents a share above estimates. TD Ameritrade TD Ameritrade reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.05 per share, 7 cents a share above estimates. Celanese Celanese reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.53 per share, beating consensus by 2 cents a share.

Drew Angerer/Getty Images(CNN) - Plagued by tariffs and declining interest in motorcycles in the United States, Harley-Davidson's sales continue to struggle. The company delivered nearly 69,000 bikes for the quarter, down 5% compared to the same period a year earlier. The company recently received the necessary regulatory approvals to ship Thailand-built motorcycles to the European Union, which will reduce the amount of tariffs Harley has to pay. In an attempt to rev up its business, Harley is focusing on international sales and new bikes. The country is a bright spot for Harley: Sales in the country increased 27% in 2018 compared to the previous year.

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Harley-Davidson's newest model goes electric and loses iconic rumble Harley-Davidson's unmistakable bike and sound is getting a high-tech sibling: an all-electric model. Carter Evans is the first network correspondent to give it a test ride.

Preview: Harley-Davidson's new electric bikes CBS News' Carter Evans is the first network correspondent to road test Harley-Davidson's newest electric bikes. Harley-Davidson enthusiasts join him on the tracks and give their reactions to the new vehicle. Watch Friday on "CBS This Morning."