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Legendary radio host Reese Rickards has passed away, leaving fans and West Michigan country music listeners remembering his long career and warm presence on air.

An endangered missing NMU student, 21-year-old Trenton Massey, remains missing in Marquette as police and community members search in freezing conditions.

They'll revive their Catacombs Tour for a short run of performances.

They recently reunited onstage during the Defend Minnesota! benefit concert in Minneapolis.

A sorting channel known as FishPass is a massive project running through downtown Traverse City that will help sort fish while preventing invasive species from moving upstream into inland waters.

Remember those days of curating the perfect playlist? The iPod’s back in the spotlight, and it’s sparking some serious nostalgia.

"It was the worst ending that it could have been," the guitarist laments.

Tickets for 'Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition' will be available starting in March.

They provide a deft representation of the city's famous gumbo-pot diversity.

The West Michigan Whitecaps Fan Food Vote is back, letting fans choose a new menu item at LMCU Ballpark for the 2026 season.

A mystery Michigan Lottery player who bought a Lotto 47 ticket near Flint has won a $3.98 million jackpot.

He's never attended the awards show, despite numerous nominations during his career.

As Michigan celebrates Olympic gold and college dominance, the Grand Rapids Griffins just posted the best 50-game start in AHL history, fueling Calder Cup dreams in Grand Rapids

The 2026 Winter Olympics are in the books, and Michigan athletes made a huge impact, adding four medals to Team USA’s total. See how all 15 Michiganders finished.

Susan Shaw, a beloved WOOD‑TV8 anchor for over three decades, is retiring after a storied broadcasting career. Find out when she's leaving the desk and what's next for her.

The upcoming trek will be Mike Patton's first live shows with the supergroup in 13 years.

A major section of the Martin Luther King Jr. Street bridge in Grand Rapids will close March 2, 2026, for reconstruction. The closure is expected to last up to nine months with significant detours.

You’d assume that with marijuana legal to buy and cultivate in Michigan, illegal grow operations would be a thing of the past. Yet authorities just uncovered and shut down a major illicit growing operation.