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ROCHESTER HILLS, MI -- Police say a 55-year-old cashier at the Meijer located on Market Place Circle was attacked earlier this month by a customer who was upset. The suspect -- who was with two young females -- said one of the orders was her daughter’s. When the cashier left the bathroom, the suspect confronted her again and attacked. Police say the suspect grabbed the woman by the hair and punched her several times before leaving the store. The suspect and the young females left in a late model, green Chevrolet Traverse.

A shopper attacked a cashier who told her she had too many items to use the self-scan checkout line at a Meijer in Oakland County, officials said.

A shopper attacked a cashier who told her she had too many items to use the self-scan checkout line at a Meijer in Oakland County, officials said.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — U.S. Rep. Peter Meijer on Sunday said a Democratic ad campaign to boost support for John Gibbs in the Republican primary for a West Michigan congressional seat could backfire “in a spectacular way” in the November election. “It’s a dangerous strategy,” Meijer said, speaking on CBS’ Face the Nation. The ad highlighted Gibbs’ endorsement by Trump, his service in the Trump administration, and said Gibbs would support policies such as “crack down on immigration” and a pro “patriotic” education in K-12 schools. The idea behind the ad, from Democrats’ perspective, was that Gibbs would be easier to beat than Meijer in the November general election. On Sunday, Meijer took responsibility for being defeated by Gibbs.

What incentive do Republicans have to take ‘courageous’ stands if they know that not only will their party ostracize them, but the other guys will pour fuel on the fire?

Meijer has announced teachers can save 15% on supplies for an entire school year.

Did the DCCC cause Peter Meijer to lose? That's perhaps the least important question that follows from Tuesday's Michigan primary.

The party’s congressional campaign arm spent $435,000 in a GOP primary to promote a candidate challenging Rep. Peter Meijer, who voted to impeach Trump.

Will Democrats come to regret the tactic of boosting extreme, election-denying Republican candidates?

Meijer, a freshman Republican, was one of 10 Republicans who voted to impeach Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection

Freshman Republican Rep. Peter Meijer voted to impeach Trump following the Jan. 6 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol.

Meijer issued a statement congratulating Gibbs on his victory at 1:30 a.m.“This was a hard-fought primary campaign, and I want to thank everyone in West Michigan for their support,” Meijer, 34, said in a statement. I also want to congratulate my opponent, John Gibbs, on his victory tonight. The result was a big upset for Meijer, who has high name recognition and a deep connection to West Michigan. Gibbs, 43, has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Stanford University and a master’s degree in public administration from Harvard University. Paul Marklevitz, a 52-year-old auto mechanic from Byron Township, said his vote for Gibbs was largely a protest vote against Meijer.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — U.S. Rep. Peter Meijer was locked in a tight race Tuesday night with John Gibbs, the former Trump administration employee who’s seeking to unseat the first-term Republican congressman. Meijer is seen as the more traditional, establishment Republican candidate while Gibbs has banked on support from grassroots activists and the Trump-wing of the party. It also includes the northern half of Ottawa County, including Allendale and Grand Haven. Southern Muskegon County, including the city of Muskegon, Norton Shores and Fruitport Township, is included in the district as well. Read more:Tudor Dixon wins Michigan’s Republican gubernatorial primary, AP projectsSlotkin, Barrett advance to November in tossup Michigan congressional raceUnopposed, U.S. Rep. Bergman and longshot Dem advance in northern Michigan

Michigan Rep. Peter Meijer, who witnessed the Capitol riot days after taking office in 2021 and then cast one of the 10 Republican votes to impeach Donald Trump over the attack, has lost his reelection bid.

The Grand Rapids Republican called the scheme ‘political jiu-jitsu’

They continue to vote against Donald Trump but have kept their heads down.

Backing impeachment-backing Rep. Peter Meijer's (R-Mich.) conspiracy-theory-touting primary opponent crystallizes the problematic strategy.

Desperate to retain control of Congress, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee becomes the latest party entity to aid a Trump-endorsed Republican in a contested primary.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has released a new TV ad about John Gibbs, who's seeking to oust Michigan Republican Rep. Peter Meijer. Meijer voted for Trump's impeachment.

It’s a risky, bold move that could backfire

Ottawa County GOP Chair Keith den Hollander said Gibbs has made progress in building his name recognition since coming into the race largely unknown las year. However, for some voters, the race is less about Gibbs than it is about casting a protest vote against Meijer. “He does not support Donald Trump, and so that’s my main issue,” said Cal Peters, 68, of Grandville. “We’re hitting the ground every single day,” he said, adding this his campaign’s internal polling show he’s ahead of Meijer in the race. In Ottawa County, there’s grassroots energy for Gibbs, but Meijer has enthusiastic supporters too, den Hollander said.

Meijer’s impeachment vote “creates a huge opportunity” for his campaign, Gibbs said. He consistently polls as GOP voters’ top choice for a 2024 presidential candidate, and his endorsements have already made a difference in other primaries. The GOP primary winner will face Democratic immigration attorney Hillary Scholten, who lost to Meijer in 2020 by 6 percentage points. “It’s a huge demerit against him in a primary,” Dulio said of Meijer’s impeachment vote. Despite his impeachment vote, Meijer said the Trump presidency still produced “tremendous policy successes,” including speeding up COVID-19 vaccines, improving criminal justice and pulling back military overseas.

Meijer, R-Grand Rapids, raised $578,749 from April through the end of June, while Gibbs raised $216,255 — less than half as much. Gibbs also is at a disadvantage when it comes to money left to spend in the primary, having $124,575 left in the bank compared to Meijer’s $1.4 million. Meijer is also far outspending Gibbs as well, by nearly three times the amount, having dropped about $687,393 compared to his opponent’s $173,616. For her part, Scholten reported spending a little under $210,865 during the period. Trump, aggrieved by the vote, wants Meijer and his compatriots voted out of office and has endorsed Gibbs.

Meijer, who was first elected in 2020, is the son of Meijer Executive Chairman Hank Meijer, a graduate of Columbia University. MLive/The Grand Rapids Press partnered with the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Michigan to provide candidate information for readers. Economy: What federal policies do you support for a healthy economy and to help Americans without financial security improve their economic positions? Meijer: Here in West Michigan, we are lucky to be surrounded by some of the greatest natural resources. We need immigration policies that prioritize border security, meet the needs of our economy, are compassionate, & respect the rule of law.

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They also spoke about the war in Ukraine — Meijer supports a recently approved $40 billion aid package for the country, while Gibbs opposes it. Also, during the discussion about the 2020 election, Meijer said the presidential race didn’t turn out the way “many of us wanted it to,” but he did not dispute Biden’s victory. Gibbs, on the other hand, challenged the integrity of the 2020 election. Numerous state and federal judges also dismissed lawsuits from the Trump administration challenging the 2020 election results, media reports show. Read more:Republican resigns from Michigan election board, cites possible candidacy conflictMom vowed to outlive her daughter’s killer.

A lottery club in Sterling Heights won $1 million after matching the five white balls.

West Michigan lawmakers’ reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade predictably followed political lines. Republicans, like Congressmen Bill Huizenga and Peter Meijer, cheered the decision in the Dobbs v. Jackson case for saving “unborn lives” while Democrats warned that Americans’ freedoms have been trampled. Huizenga told CNN he believes “people will be surprised” to learn that each state will revert to whatever abortion law was on the books before the Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide in 1973. Gretchen Whitmer that challenges the law is before the Michigan Supreme Court. Whitmer, AG Nessel condemn Roe decision, work to stop Michigan abortion ban

If this year’s gardening has resulted in a collection of plastic flower pots and trays sitting in your yard or garage, good news: you can recycle them at Meijer stores.

A western Michigan shopper likes her new planter but not enough to pay the price 23 times.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — A western Michigan shopper likes her new planter but not enough to pay the price 23 times. Casey DeBruyn is trying to untangle her finances after her debit card was repeatedly charged for a $68 purchase at a Meijer store in the Grand Rapids area. Meijer, the Michigan-based big-box retailer, has acknowledged that some customers recently have been overcharged for certain purchases. The company said the problem rests with Chase Bank, which processes debit and credit card payments. “I’m still out about $1,300 because they did credit me three of the $68 fees.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A push to connect hundreds of homes in Cascade Township to municipal water, in a neighborhood where residential wells have been polluted by PFAS chemicals, would receive $7.2 million in a bill approved by the U.S. House. The funds were included in the Water Resources Development Act of 2022, which was approved by the House last week. Cascade Township and the Kent County Health Department has provided water filters to homes in the neighborhood. Cascade Township Manager Ben Swayze said the project, whose total price tag is roughly $14 million, is being done in two phases. The airport, in response, said it was prohibited from using federal grants or airport funding for non-aviation purposes.

Bob Pawlusiak is upset and frustrated. He said he stopped into his local Meijer Friday. His total came out to $33.86. The next day, he looked at his checking account and he was in the negative.

A drive down Gratiot Avenue in Chesterfield Township means a lot of traffic. Still, lately, it is an unusual eyesore because the smart bus runs on that corridor where there are many shopping centers, and shopping carts find their way into large and unsightly piles.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A Caledonia-based farm says its lettuce and salad greens are now being sold at Meijer stores across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin. Revolution Farms grows its products inside a three-acre greenhouse in Caledonia, and says they are grown using less water and land than other farms that grow lettuce and salad greens. “Supporting local farms and carrying the freshest, most nutritious ingredients is important to us and to our customers,” Sarah Jennings, a produce buyer at Meijer, said in a news release. Frey, a Grand Rapids native who previously spent nearly a decade in Hood River, Oregon, running a small, outdoor apparel company, was the company’s first CEO. Frey and Steketee are no longer with the company.

All Meijer stores had debit and credit card payment problems this past weekend.

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Meijer is urging customers to check their bank statements if they shopped at a store over the weekend.

The old saying that it only takes one ticket to win proved true for a Battle Creek man who won a $3.39 million Lotto 47 jackpot from the Michigan Lottery.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A campaign is underway to help Feeding America West Michigan raise funds for a new facility that will nearly double the nonprofit’s food distribution efforts. The announcement marks the beginning of the public phase of the $6 million campaign. As a result, Feeding America West Michigan acquired a substantially larger facility in Kentwood last year. Feeding America West Michigan, on Tuesday, received a leading gift of $2 million from longtime supporter, Meijer. “(Meijer) provides millions of pounds of food, donate semi-trucks and give generous financial gifts like this one,” said Kenneth Estelle, president/CEO of the food bank.

Video shows police chasing a man and shooting him twice in the parking lot of a big-box store in a Michigan city.

Police responding to a call about a shopper with a gun chased a man at a Michigan big-box store and shot him twice in the parking lot, according to video. “You just shot me for no reason,” DeAnthony VanAtten, 20, told officers as he lay on the ground handcuffed while they checked his injuries outside a Meijer store in East Lansing on April 25. East Lansing police released video from body-worn cameras and the store's roof Thursday and said state police were in charge of the investigation.

Police released body camera and surveillance footage on Thursday of the non-fatal shooting of a person who reportedly had a gun at a Meijer store in East Lansing.

Police responding to a call about a shopper with a gun chased a man at a East Lansing Meijer store and shot him twice in the parking lot, according to video.

Using a new online tool, Michigan residents can now locate COVID-19 treatments or medications available near them. These therapies, available to some considered more likely to develop severe disease, are used to reduce the chance of hospitalizations, emergency room visits and deaths. Solv., a web service that helps patients make appointments or video visits and schedule tests, provides phone numbers and operating hours. People are eligible for monoclonal antibodies, laboratory-produced molecules that act as substitute antibodies, when they are older, obese, pregnant or have chronic kidney disease, diabetes, immunosuppressive disease, cardiovascular disease, chronic lung disease, sickle cell disease or neurodevelopmental disorders. Deaths are down, as are the number of COVID patients in intensive care.

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A Michigan-based box store chain has announced it will be donating $1 million to help clean up Midwestern beaches.

When troopers arrived at the scene, police said the suspect—driving a 2001 Ford F-150—sped across the parking lot toward State Road. A trooper stopped their vehicle in the entrance to State Road but did not block the suspect’s path. A second trooper followed the truck onto northbound State Road for approximately four miles before the man stopped his vehicle. Nicoletti was treated and released from a local hospital prior to being lodged in the Shiawassee County Jail. Nicoletti is scheduled to appear in court again on April 6 before Shiawassee County District Court Judge Ward Clarkson for a probable cause conference.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Meijer has donated $1 million to Kids’ Food Basket. The dollars will help support Grand Rapids Public Schools’ Meijer Weekend Meal Program. The program serves two GRPS elementary schools, where about 500 children take food home over the weekend. Meijer provides food for the program, which provides children with fresh produce, protein and snacks. Gretchen excited by bomb video, undercover FBI agent saysPolice investigating ‘suspicious death’ after body found in Grand RapidsFerris State taps Grand Rapids Community College president as sole finalist to be next leader

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Meijer is donating $1 million to 17 Hispanic chambers of commerce across the Midwest. The donation is being equally divided between the chambers, which includes Hispanic chambers serving West Michigan, the state as a whole, and Lansing. Here’s the list of chambers that will receive a portion of the $1 million donation:Aurora Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Aurora, Ill.Economic Strategies Development Corporation in ChicagoGreater Fort Wayne Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Fort Wayne, Ind. Greater Lansing Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Lansing, Mich. Greater Quad Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Moline, Ill.Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USAHispanic Chamber of Columbus, OhioHispanic Professionals of Greater MilwaukeeIllinois Hispanic Chamber of CommerceLatino Chamber of Commerce of Southeastern WisconsinLittle Village 26th St. Area Chamber of Commerce in ChicagoMichigan Hispanic Chamber of CommerceNortheast Ohio Hispanic Chamber of CommerceNorthwest Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Hanover Park, Ill.Northwest Ohio Hispanic Chamber of CommerceWest Michigan Hispanic Chamber of CommerceWisconsin Latino Chamber of CommerceRead more:Firefighters seek information on ‘suspicious’ Wealthy Street commercial building fireFBI informant in Gov.

WYOMING, MI -- A man accused of attacking two Meijer customers with a knife will receive a competency evaluation. James Edward Ivy, 57, was in a Wyoming courtroom Wednesday, March 9 for a brief hearing. One of the victims was a 74-year-old Wyoming man who had a punctured lung in the stabbing. The other was a 19-year-old man who had multiple slash wounds that required stitches. More from MLiveFather accused of killing 2-year-old daughter tells mother ‘I don’t know what happened’Four Michigan companies join exodus withdrawing from Russia while others remain

YPSILANTI, MI -- A water main break at 3825 Carpenter Road in Ypsilanti has temporarily closed Meijer and the adjacent Dogtopia dog daycare facility on Tuesday, March 8. “Due to a water main break and flooding inside our facility, we will unfortunately not be able to open for daycare today,” Dogtopia officials wrote on social media. “Temporarily closed due to building issue,” a sign on Meijer’s door reads. “Sorry for the inconvenience.”The break happened early on Tuesday morning, according to Jason Windell, regional manager for Dogtopia. “There’s a lot of water damage,” he said, adding that there is no current estimate for the extent of the damage.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Meijer has signed an agreement to purchase renewable energy from a solar project in Texas as part of its effort to cut its carbon footprint in half by 2023. The solar project is expected to be complete by the end of this year. The idea is to offset Meijer’s use of fossil fuel burning energy with clean, renewable energy. “Renewable energy assets like the Pisgah Ridge Solar project contribute to a cleaner, stronger economy and help create a more diverse energy infrastructure. By purchasing energy from the solar farm, Meijer will reduce its carbon emissions by 11%, the company said.

Michigan gas prices have risen to their highest point in 13 years, and experts believe the pain at the pump could get even worse.

One researcher says based on an analysis of bills introduced with co-sponsors from the opposite party, Congress is about as polarized as it can get. A 2021 Pew Research poll found 85% of Americans believe their political system either needs major changes or complete reform. “If this isn’t rock bottom, I don’t know what could be.”Meijer came to Congress hoping to build a more united America. Slotkin and Meijer are members of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, made of an equal number of Republicans and Democrats. Sometimes, deviating from one’s political party can have electoral consequences.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A 57-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed two people Monday evening at a Grand Rapids-area Meijer. James Edward Ivy was arraigned Thursday morning, Feb. 24, on two counts of attempted murder and one count of carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent. Attempted murder carries a possible penalty of up to life in prison, and the weapons charge carries up to five years in prison. Having at least three prior felony convictions, Ivy is being charged as a habitual fourth-time offender. Ivy then allegedly stabbed Martinez, puncturing his lung, before running out of the store.

The 74-year-old Wyoming man described the harrowing ordeal that sent both him and a 19-year-old man, another customer, to the hospital for stab wounds. Martinez was at the Meijer store, 5500 Clyde Park Ave. SW, to pick up some groceries about 7:50 p.m. Feb. 21. Related: Knife attack at Meijer store left one victim with punctured lung, another with multiple slash wounds“That’s when he stabbed me in the back. The court records show that, even with the diagnosis, the 2015 petition was dismissed because he was discharged from Pine Rest prior to any court hearing. The man’s ex-wife, reached Wednesday, said she cannot excuse what happened at the Meijer store.

WYOMING, MI -- A 57-year-old Grand Rapids is expected to be charged with two counts of attempted murder for a knife attack on two customers at a Wyoming Meijer store. Police said the Monday, Feb. 21 attack at the Meijer store at 5500 Clyde Park Avenue SW was random and unprovoked. The suspect initially evaded police after he fled the store, but Grand Rapids police arrested him early Wednesday in the southeast area of the city. Detectives also said the suspect, when arrested, was wearing the same clothes as the suspect, who was caught on surveillance video inside the Meijer store. More from MLive:Grand Rapids man arrested for theft of gun shopWolves are endangered again, but pressure for a Michigan hunt remainsModel airplane painted by Alexander Calder finds new home at Grand Rapids airport

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed bipartisan bills designed to reduce prescription drug costs by regulating pharmacy benefit managers that oversee coverage for employers, insurers and others.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday signed bipartisan bills into law that are designed to reduce prescription drug costs by regulating pharmacy benefit managers that oversee coverage for employers, insurers and others.

WYOMING, MI -- A stabbing that left two Meijer customers injured at a Wyoming store is believed to be random, unprovoked and isolated, a Wyoming police lieutenant said. Related: Police arrest suspect in apparent random stabbings at Meijer storeWyoming police Lt. Brian Look talked about the incident while speaking with media Tuesday and described it as “isolated” and not something that should deter shoppers. Two male customers, a 19-year-old and 74-year-old, both of Wyoming, were injured. It was an isolated event that fortunately did not turn any more tragic than it was,” he said. Look said that, while at the Meijer, the suspect “unprovoked had approached the 19-year-old and began stabbing him.

Police in West Michigan are investigating what they are calling a “random” stabbing at a Meijer store in Wyoming.

KENT COUNTY, MI – Police arrested a man suspected of randomly stabbing two people at a Meijer store in Wyoming. The stabbings happened around 7:50 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21, at the Meijer store at 5500 Clyde Park Avenue SW, Wyoming police said. The suspect fled the store before police arrived. Police said early on that the stabbings appeared to be random and it was unknown why the victims were targeted. Police arrested the suspect early Tuesday.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Minni Peters, 15, believes Black people too often hear negative messaging and stereotypes about themselves that bring them down. While the sweatshirt is dedicated to Black History Month, Peters said Black history shouldn’t be limited to just one month a year – it’s something that is ongoing and constantly growing, 365 days a year. “We wanted to shed light on Black history since it isn’t talked about enough,” Peters said. “By working with students in WMCAT’s Teen Arts + Tech Program to design original Black History Month apparel, Meijer is helping to build creative confidence and create a culture of opportunity in West Michigan.”This is the second year Meijer has enlisted the help of WMCAT students to design apparel for its Black History Month collection. Last year, the retailer worked with Elijah Brown, a then-16-year-old junior at Grand Rapids University Preparatory Academy, to design T-shirts.

Meijer stores haven’t been as proactive and effective about getting vaccines and masks out to the public for those with disabilities, according to findings by the Department of Justice.

MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Free K95 masks are being distributed at several Muskegon area libraries. Related: Free N95 masks available at MeijerMasks are available at:Hackley Public Library, 316 W. Webster Avenue in downtown Muskegon. Library hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays. Muskegon Township Branch Library, 1910 E. Apple Avenue. North Muskegon Branch Library, 1522 Ruddiman Drive, North Muskegon.

Although it may be the calm before the storm outside right now, that is not the case at grocery stores and gas stations across Metro Detroit.

Democrat Hillary Scholten says she will run for a newly drawn House seat in western Michigan, looking to seize the party’s best shot at representing Grand Rapids in Congress in decades.

Democrat Hillary Scholten says she will run for a newly drawn House seat in western Michigan, looking to seize the party’s best shot at representing Grand Rapids in Congress in decades.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Hillary Scholten, an attorney from Grand Rapids, says she’s jumping into the Democratic primary to replace Republican U.S. Rep. Peter Meijer in Congress. A lawyer by trade, Scholten worked as an immigration attorney in the U.S. Department of Justice during President Barack Obama’s administration. She said she now chairs the government affairs practice group at Miller Johnson Attorneys, a law firm with offices in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo and Detroit. Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District now includes Grand Rapids, a large portion of Kent County, part of Montcalm County, as well as Ionia, Barry and Calhoun counties. Scholten said at this time she is the only candidate competing in the August Democratic primary to represent the district.

Construction on an $11 million expansion and renovation of the Meijer store in Frenchtown Township has begun.

Monroe County residents have multiple options for picking up federally provided N95 face masks meant to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Regina Coeli Stormes (nee Bartoszewicz), 58, formerly of Grosse Pointe Woods, passed away peacefully Saturday, Jan. 15, 2022, in St. Clair Shores. Regina was born May 17, 1963, in Detroit, to Dr. Leonard and Joan Bartoszewicz, both now deceased. She graduated from Central Michigan University in 1985, then worked as a sales representative for Xerox and EDS. She later became […]

Some retailers are starting to get the first wave of the 400 million free masks being distributed by the federal government. Every person is allowed to receive up to three masks.

Meijer and Kroger are offering three free N95 masks to customers through a partnership with the federal government.

Meijer says it’s now offering free N95 masks to customers when they enter any store in the Midwest region.

Meijer is pledging to reduce absolute carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2025.

The Meijer company is remembering the life and legacy of one its oldest family members.

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Firefighters responding to a car fire in a Lenox Township Meijer parking lot discovered a body inside the vehicle.

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