100.5 The River

Many famous acts come from the land down under.

This year's trek begins the first week of April.

On a frigid winter night, a gentle soul found warmth and belonging with those sworn to protect and serve. Let’s dive into this heartwarming tale.

A longtime Grand Rapids favorite is closing its doors, but only for now. Beloved British pub, Graydon’s Crossing, is preparing for a full remodel and a reimagined future.

As kids latch onto the latest fidget craze, parents are finding themselves in a bit of a travel pickle.

About 1 in 5 Michigan residents are seniors. When aging parents need expensive care, could the state make their children pay?

New 'Damned If I Do' dates launch in June.

Busy Texans add more dates to their The Big One! schedule.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist goes solo for the first time, hits some jazz notes with Nick Cave, Thom Yorke and others.

The relationship between rock and pinball is helping both sides find a new audience.

They thrilled a packed soccer stadium full of fans with a two-hour show.

After 17 years of planning, a major project to restore the rapids to downtown Grand Rapids is finally moving forward. With $11 million in new funding, work to remove dams and build natural river features begins this summer.

Month's slate includes new records from Neil Young, Foo Fighters, Robert Plant and Ringo Starr, among others.

The Acrisure Amphitheater lineup just got even bigger with the addition of Jerry Seinfeld. The comedy icon performs Saturday, August 8. Find out when tickets go on sale and who else is joining the 2026 schedule.

He says he couldn't button his pants, "let alone play guitar."

Watch as Slash and Duff McKagan share a bill again with Steven Adler and Gilby Clarke.

Crossing nearly five miles over open water can be intimidating. That’s why the Mackinac Bridge Authority offers to drive your car across for you.

A beloved Grand Rapids food truck is a total loss after a weekend fire. Now, the community is stepping up to help rebuild Street Chef Shaw.