100.5 The River

A 27-year-old Mackinac County man turned his regular road trip tradition into a $2 million jackpot playing a Michigan Lottery Cashword scratch-off game.

John Ball Zoo gave a grieving family a free year membership after their mother passed away from pancreatic cancer before they could ever pick up their membership cards.

This week's Dining Deal features a $50 gift certificate to Perrin Brewing Company for just $25! Want to win one? Just fill out the form below for your chance to win.

West Michigan's Liz Della Croce of The Lemon Bowl is one of 100 home cooks competing on Food Network's biggest competition ever hosted by Terry Crews.

The iconic Michigan pop is throwing a birthday bash at Riopelle Street in Eastern Market on June 14th.

The deBoer Bakkerij family has opened Shore by deBoer in Holland, a new breakfast and lunch spot continuing decades of baking and hospitality.

Kobold’s Kitchen is now open in Grand Rapids’ former Fat Boy building, blending 800 board games with a global comfort food menu after nearly a year of renovations.

Here’s everything to know about Grand Rapids pool and splash pads 2026, including opening day and what's changing this year.

Legislation just passed that could change the way ferry fees are set on Mackinac Island, but will it be enough to keep tourists coming?

Grand Rapids' new Acrisure Amphitheater is finally open. From parking and smoking rules to lawn seating and cupholders, here's what surprised me most.

Michigan elk hunt applications open Friday, but with fewer licenses available this year, landing a tag won’t be easy.

PETA wants the Grand Rapids Police Department to end its K-9 program after a dog named Digo was stabbed subduing a suspect.

Owe old court fines or have a bench warrant in Grand Rapids? The 61st District Court amnesty program runs through June 30 and could wipe out your extra fees.

Vandalism reports are down in Michigan, but some communities continue to see far more property damage complaints than others.

A new Michigan proposal would eliminate property taxes, freeze utility rates, and roll back recent rate increases.

Stacking river rocks may seem harmless, but experts say it can disrupt Michigan ecosystems. Here's why you shouldn't stack rocks.

While several states have enacted laws to ban balloon releases, Michigan laws have not changed.

In a groundbreaking move, Michigan took a stand against capital punishment in the mid-19th century. It’s a story of courage and foresight.