100.5 The River

Firefighters in Grand Rapids helped remove two porta-potties found floating in the Grand River. Officials say the toilets were stolen from a construction site and dumped off a bridge.

Hundreds of stores are being closed across the U.S. Here are some of the notable chains shutting down locations.

Michigan’s longest days are behind us. Find out when the sunsets will slip past 9 p.m. and when you’ll truly feel those shorter summer nights.

Don’t forget to fall back! Michigan’s Daylight Saving Time ends soon—get the details and learn what to prep before it hits.

Tarantulas swarm in the Southwest—but Michiganders sleep soundly. No conga‑line spiders here, just potholes and unpredictable weather.

From Flint’s Koegel’s to Detroit’s Ballpark Franks, Michigan’s hot dog history runs deep—and a state senator has ties to one of America’s top-selling brands.

Michigan families with Bridge Cards will receive $400 per child this August for back-to-school clothing, courtesy of MDHHS.

How many of these did YOU go to when you were a kid?

When those tree branches start reaching over your fence, do you know how to handle it without ruffling feathers? Let’s break it down.

A Michigan couple lost $20,000 in a phishing scam—but in a rare twist, police were able to recover the stolen cash.

Michigan earns national praise as a top pickleball hub.

President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday to reinvigorate the exam for schoolchildren all over the country.

A 23-year-old Flint woman says an Ann Arbor hotel pool gave her MRSA. Now she’s suing—and state health reports back up her claims of poor maintenance.

Grand Rapids’ Pickle Fest is back! Don’t miss two days of pickle-packed food, live entertainment, and farm activities for the whole family at Ed Dunneback and Girls Farm August 2 and 3.

Excitement is building in downtown Grand Rapids as the new amphitheater takes shape, promising a unique experience for music lovers and event-goers alike.

Traverse City’s busiest campground is closing for an $8.5M upgrade to ease traffic, improve facilities, and reopen in 2027.

Michigan fans got the surprise of the summer when AJR brought the Walled Lake Marching Band on stage to end their show with a bang.

Meet Noodle, West Michigan's extraordinary cat who enjoys canoeing on the Kalamazoo River.