100.5 The River

A new online booking system at the 63rd District Court lets couples schedule quick, affordable wedding ceremonies without the usual hassle

After decades abroad and a stay in a Scottish castle, this overdue book finally returned to Niles.

Michigan State wrapped spring football with a showcase at Spartan Stadium, giving fans a first look at the new era as the defense stood out and energy builds toward the 2026 season.

A bold move by the Tigers in the 80s led to a surprising twist for a local talent. The echoes of that decision still resonate in baseball today.

Every so often, a bear is spotted in the southern part of the Lower Peninsula. Recently, one was captured on a security camera in a residential neighborhood in Hudsonville.

A Muskegon County man is in total disbelief after winning a $1 million Millionaire Raffle prize just one year after hitting a $366,984 jackpot.

Just like 2025, early tornado outbreaks are putting Michigan on track for a busy season.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

Rainforest Cafe has faded across the country, but the Auburn Hills location is still drawing families looking for storms, shooting stars, and safari vibes.

Get ready for the Pistons playoff run with new merch and pre-game festivities.

Reaching grandfather-hood is already a milestone, but doing so at 91, and setting a world record in the process, is nearly unheard of.

With flooding concerns statewide, history shows just how high the Grand River can climb when conditions align.

Michiganders in 33 counties under a state of emergency can apply for state tax extension relief following severe flooding, tornadoes, and straight-line winds across the state.

Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors are coming to the Allegan County Fair on Sept. 18 as part of the 2026 grandstand lineup, adding a major ‘90s rock night to the growing schedule.

Before you landscape that curbside patch, here’s what the City of Grand Rapids wants you to know.

AARP is hosting a free document shredding event in Grand Rapids on April 29 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan, helping residents safely dispose of sensitive paperwork after tax season.

Sarah Tawwater of Grosse Ile turned non-winning tickets into a $1 million prize through the Michigan Lottery app second chance drawing.