2014

Anila Quayyum Agha’s ArtPrize 2014 winning piece "Intersections" will be on display at this year's ArtPrize competition.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has issued a report on the 2014 hunting seasons. It says that roughly 615,000 hunters statewide harvested a total of approximately 329,000 deer. That's a drop of 15 percent from 2013.

Yesterday, Rockford Brewing Company had their first ever bottle release. The brewery released its annually brewed Belgian Multigrain Anniversary Ale from each of their first two batches, 2013 and 2014.

It never hurts to take a look back, right? Check out 100.5 The River's top topics for 2014.

While you're busy posting photos of your dinner and commenting how cold it is outside, the rest of the Facebook community is discussing the trends taking the world by storm.

When you look back on 2014, what will you think about? Chances are, you'll see it in this clever clip.

Yahoo has released its top searches for 2014, and Ebola tops the list. This year’s top searches on Yahoo included a national obsession, an international health crisis and some favorite women stars. Yes, there are other search engines other than Google.

This weekend, Michigan high school football teams and their supportive communities will travel to Ford Field in Detroit for eight championship games. We have the full schedule, plus all of the ticket, parking and other information you need to enjoy the games.

Anila Quayyum Agha’s “Intersections” is the public vote grand prize winner of ArtPrize 2014. The juried grand prize produced a tie between Quayyum Agha’s “Intersections” at Grand Rapids Art Museum and Sonya Clark’s “The Hair Craft Project” at Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University. Quayyum Agha's wins, announced Friday night in ceremonies at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre, to

Grand Rapids Mayor George Heartwell delivered his 11th annual State of the City address on January 11 at DeVos Place. Read highlights and view a full transcript of the speech.