100.5 The River

As the Krause Memorial Library prepares to close its doors, a new chapter awaits just blocks away.

Former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers guitarist will be part of country star's 2026 tour.

Bruno Mars is bringing The Romantic Tour to Ford Field May 9, marking his biggest Detroit concert yet and his first Michigan stop since 2018.

A Plainfield Township woman turns discarded plastic bags into blankets and pillows, giving people experiencing homelessness a warm, weather-resistant way to stay dry.

Frontman admits he would do things different if he could go back in time.

"The goal, in many, many ways, was to avoid rock 'n' roll," producer Tony Visconti said.

Jeopardy fans in Michigan say the show sank a recent Edmund Fitzgerald clue by putting Whitefish Bay in the wrong state.

A new live webcam in Gaylord lets you watch Michigan’s iconic elk herd in real time at Elk View Park, offering an up-close look at the animals without the drive north.

Sick of West Michigan’s dark winter evenings? Daylight is already starting to increase, and sunsets will keep getting later through March and April as the sun finally sticks around longer.

Michigan’s national parks are hiring for 2026! Seasonal roles include trail crews, park rangers, maintenance, and science positions at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Pictured Rocks, and Isle Royale. Pay ranges from $19–$30/hr.

Many fans have hinted that Tarik Skubal, the ace starting pitcher for the Detroit Tigers will be the next MLB The Show cover athlete.

A West Michigan farm store is making national headlines. Lovefood.com named Green Vale Farm Creamery in Coopersville the best farm store in Michigan, praising its meats, cheeses, and farm-to-table experience.

Major retail chains and restaurants in Michigan announcing they will permanently close their doors in 2026.

Michigan’s cannabis industry is challenging the state’s new marijuana wholesale tax, arguing it violates voter-approved law and could push consumers back to the illicit market.

"The mythology of 'Beth' is exactly that: mythology," he said.

Producer Jack Douglas tells UCR it's the record he feels "really truly sounds like" the Boston band.

These guys knew how to kick off an album, that's for sure.

The upcoming shows include one market that played a big part in the success of the J. Geils Band.