100.5 The River

The five-lined skink and six-lined racerunner call Michigan home, and one is rarer than you'd think.

An incredible meteor shower is coming to Grand Rapids next week, and it could be the best one in years.

A film crew shot out the windows of Madcap Coffee and a chase scene was shot in multiple businesses around downtown Grand Rapids.

Turns out there might be actual science behind Vernors' reputation as "Michigan's Medicine."

A video shows boot prints preserved in concrete near the North Tower, left by original construction crews building the bridge.

Michigan's favorite British duo is back for round two. Follow along here to view everywhere they stopped while exploring a Michigan summer.

Looking for the best prime rib in Michigan? National food outlet Mashed gave top honors to Crazy Horse Steakhouse & Saloon in Holland, praising its tender cuts, rich au jus, and perfect slow-roasting process.

Believe it or not, Michigan's corn fields could be making your summer feel even hotter. Here's what "corn sweats" are and why they're very real.

Imagine a day filled with heartfelt stories and community spirit, all for a good cause. That’s what happened at the Fill The Basket fundraiser.

New stadiums and amphitheaters are booming, but are these the changes locals want to see? Let us know what you think the Grand Rapids needs next.

This time it wasn't a cat stuck in a tree, rather it was stranded on an I-94 median near Portage Road.

7 Mares Restaurant in Grand Rapids needs our help rebuilding after a fire! Enjoy authentic Mexican food at their Oakdale Park Church parking lot fundraiser from August 14-16 to directly support their staff and recovery efforts.

The zoo said the loss has been especially difficult for its animal care and veterinary teams, who did everything possible to save him.

Michigan’s Hands-Free Law still applies when drivers are stopped at a red light, in traffic, or at a stop sign.

Michigan retail-fraud law still requires intent, meaning an honest missed self-checkout scan is not automatically a crime.

The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a stir in the culinary world.

Beloved book store, Books & Mortar, is officially returning to Cherry Street in Grand Rapids after local buyers stepped in to purchase the shop following its closure announcement.

There's a six-month-old puppy named Zero who's looking for her people — and her story is worth a few minutes of your time.