100.5 The River

Michigan is home to more carnivorous plants than you might think. Discover the surprising bug-eating plants growing in the Great Lakes State.

Forget Novi, Troy and Northville for a minute. These are Michigan's 10 highest-rated public elementary schools outside Metro Detroit, according to Niche.

The Big Ten is loaded with football traditions, packed stadiums and serious academic power. Here is how all 18 schools rank and where Michigan’s two conference rivals finish.

West Michigan loves a good burger, but which spot serves the best? Voting is now open, so cast your vote and help crown this year's best burger spot.

An experienced scuba diver died while exploring a deep Lake Michigan shipwreck, and a specialized volunteer team later recovered his body from roughly 160 feet of water.

Dylan Larkin breaks his silence after months of trade request drama, signaling he's ready to move forward with the Wings.

Grand Rapids residents shared their go-to burger spots. We counted the votes—these 20 restaurants top the list for juiciest, most-loved burgers.

Michigan drivers love their speed. A study using Google data shows they average 68.1 mph—ranking with the fastest in the nation.

His crimes took place in Midland; he was charged with murder and hanged in 1938. Here are details...

Millions of birds will migrate over Michigan tonight, prompting a lights-out request across the state.

Michigan State Police are seeking tips in the 1977 disappearance of Glenna Jane West, a 34-year-old St. Joseph mother of four. Her purse was found, but Glenna and her station wagon vanished.

Western Michigan thought they had the upset of the year, then officials added a second back and changed everything.

Girl Scouts just rolled out cookies for everyone this year, including a dog-friendly treat and an option safe for kids with major food allergies.

If you've ever driven Up North on M-77, there's a good chance you passed right by this piece of history.

Michigan Auto Law Presents: The Haunted Side of Grand Rapids

Kent County Jail has stood at 703 Ball Avenue since the 1950s, but did you know it used to be in downtown Grand Rapids? Built in the 1870s, the original jail doubled as the sheriff’s home before it was demolished in 1958.

Planning a backyard fire in Grand Rapids? You’ll need a permit, and your neighbors could weigh in. Here’s what many residents don’t realize about the city’s fire rules.

Hopefully we never need one of these shelters, but it's fascinating they're still standing around the city.