100.5 The River

A wild math question leads to a surprising look at just how massive Lake Superior really is.

One Michigan Lottery Super Raffle ticket turned into a $6 million jackpot and a life-changing moment.

A behind the scenes look at Michigan State’s training facility featuring shot-tracking basketballs and other cutting edge tools.

When the holidays feel lonely, mini therapy horses like Charlie are stepping in, bringing comfort, connection, and big smiles to seniors across West Michigan.

A small West Michigan pizza shop is making a big impact, using community donations to hand out 350 free pizzas so families in need can enjoy a hot Christmas meal at home.

Fake $100 bills have been popping up all over Michigan this year. Police say they finally tracked them back to a Detroit home running a counterfeit cash operation tied to nearly 50 businesses.

Plainwell officials are asking for help finding 60-year-old Robert Wayne Eastwood, missing since Dec. 19 and potentially endangered in cold weather. Contact authorities with tips.

LIV Golf is returning to Michigan in 2026, bringing its Team Championship back to Plymouth’s Saint John’s Resort after a successful 2025 finale.

A cougar was hit by a vehicle in Michigan for the first time ever, according to state wildlife officials. The DNR confirmed the incident through DNA testing after a driver in Houghton County struck the animal.

Flint Tropics Night brings wrestling, a bear, and pure chaos to a Grand Rapids Gold game.

Fueled by a nonstop news cycle, 2025 unfolded in real time with historic change, political tension, and powerful emotion. These photos capture the moments that shaped the year.

Record-breaking revenue from online casinos is exciting news for Michigan, but one kind of game is now off-limits. Curious about the details? Stay tuned.

Slippery roads caused multiple crashes on M-6 Friday morning, including an injury crash near Wilson Avenue as police urge drivers to slow down across West Michigan.

Tilly the Talking Tree didn’t just greet shoppers. She mocked them, joked with kids, and left plenty of people slightly traumatized.

Before World War 2, hundreds of men were scattered throughout Michigan helping with conservation efforts. One camp left behind a unique landmark still there nearly 100 years later.

This year, the Lions will face the Vikings on Christmas Day. But not everyone’s thrilled about trading family time for football.

Snowflakes are falling, and kids are cheering! But let’s peek behind the curtain at what superintendents face when deciding to close schools.