ROOSEVELT PARK, Mich. (WZZM) -- The case against a second woman, accused of falsely collecting money for the family of Jessica Heeringa, is on its way to the Muskegon County prosecutor.

Roosevelt Park Police are not releasing the suspect's name, but say she's a local woman in her 50s.

Officers are trying to determine if this latest case is connected to another fundraising scheme allegedly involving 56-year-old Joann Vaughn. Investigators say Vaughn stood outside the Roosevelt Park Walmart and a nearby strip mall, asking for donations on behalf of Heeringa's four-year-old son. Vaughn is facing one count of larceny by false pretenses. Police say both suspects claim they do not know each other.

Heeringa disappeared from her job at a Norton Shores gas station on April 26. Police believe she was abducted. They continue to follow credible leads about her disappearance

MUSKEGON, Mich.—Governor Snyder is naming a new judge to the 14th Circuit Court in Muskegon County.

Muskegon native Kathy Hoogstra will finish out Judge John C. Ruck’s term.  Hoogstra has served as a Muskegon County Probate Court administrator and register since 2007. She previously served as the Muskegon County Family Court referee and contract attorney/public defender, as well as judicial law clerk for the Muskegon County Circuit Court. 

 Hoogstra is also an active member of the Muskegon County Bar Association and Women’s Lawyer’s Association of Michigan, Lakeshore Region.

NORTON SHORES, Mich. (WZZM) --  May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

One Norton Shores resident is trying to promote that, but he and the city disagree on one detail.

It's creating a stir among the Lakeshore motorcycle community. Joe Kidd is one of the few with two views of the road.

One is from his Harley; the other is from long hours in his semi-truck.

He's seen his fair share of accidents, and near-accidents, involving motorcycles.