100.5 The River

After nearly four years of live music, food, and memories, Turnstiles on Grand Rapids’ West Side is closing its doors July 26.

A TikTok post has sparked a serious conversation about car safety—one woman’s close call could change how we think about our own habits in the passenger seat.

East Lansing ranks as the best college town in the Midwest and #6 overall in a new RentCafe study, beating out Ann Arbor and others.

Once a beloved roadside attraction, Prehistoric Forest in the Irish Hills is now overgrown—but its giant dinos and childhood memories still spark hopes of revival.

Michigan bonfires are magical... but they come with their own set of classic, hilarious sayings. Here are 6 you’ve definitely heard.

For those who understand the unbreakable bond between humans and their dogs, this story will hit especially hard.

Tensions are running high as communities prepare to gather for a day of action, standing firm against the backdrop of a divided nation.

Two Michigan spots are now the best places to get deliciously cheap eats.

Michiganders warned to avoid discolored water as it could be a toxin harmful to humans and pets.

A dangerous new scam is tricking Michigan residents into fake stock trading groups. The FBI is warning investors to stay alert as these fraudsters push pump-and-dump tactics that leave victims with worthless stock.

Michigan drivers should recognize Ohio's yellow-on-red "Party Plates," issued to impaired driving convicts.

Unsolved assaults at Michigan's Grand Mere State Park in 2021 have resurfaced with a chilling January 2025 Reddit post describing a similar encounter in a nearby park.

Jim Gaffigan’s in Grand Rapids this Thursday for a Van Andel Arena show—and a special bottle signing for his Fathertime Bourbon earlier in the day.

She was a former inmate in Florida, now she is dishing the details of prison life on TikTok.

When his go-to lottery ticket sold out, a Michigan man tried a new game and hit a $500,000 jackpot.

Ever round up your total at the pump? A Michigan-relevant warning suggests that habit might be doing more harm than good.

There’s a lone pine tree growing on top of Chapel Rock near Lake Superior in Michigan—and it’s been hanging on since the Revolutionary War.

That single red bubble light atop Michigan State Police cruisers? It’s a decades-old tradition, and thanks to a recent update, it’s even more visible—and still terrifying.