Wednesday, Aug. 19 - Lansing man charged in Mecosta County shooting, Ferris State marching band opening up band camps for public viewing, and Michigan's boating industry continues to make money.

Tuesday, Aug. 18 - Rockford AD hired to lead Big Rapids athletics, high-powered drones now seeing grant opportunities, and luxury cars are starting to fade off the map.

Monday, Aug. 17 - Six killed in multiple shootings in Missaukee County, Michigan Avenue milling project to begin Monday morning in Big Rapids, and Rep. John James has selected his running mate for Michigan governor race.

Friday, Aug. 14 - Evart High School adds five new unique courses for fall, West Michigan unemployment rates are turning for the better, and milling projects continue in Big Rapids this weekend.

Thursday, Aug. 13 - Missaukee County confirms positive case of measles, Band of Locals announces return of Labor Day Festival, and sobering data has come out regarding gun violence on young people in Michigan.

Wednesday, Aug. 12 - Man hospitalized in two-car collision in Mecosta County, U.S. Senate race starts to tighten ahead of the November election, and Ferris State prepares for season with ticket sales opening.

Tuesday, Aug. 11 - Two shot at Sheridan Township residence last Friday, Burlington aiming late-September opening in Big Rapids, and Attorney General Dana Nessel joins multi-state lawsuit.

Monday, August 10 - Milling and paving projects to begin in Big Rapids this week, missing Muskegon River tubers found alive and safe near Muskegon boat launch, and two people killed in Sheridan Township car crash.

Friday, August 7 - MDOT to meet in Rogers Heights and chat about a Stanwood intersection, the search continues for three missing Newaygo County tuber, and Full Avenue to undergo water shutoffs.

Thursday, August 6 - Reed City's H&D Chuckwagon closing its doors, driver killed in Lake County crash on M-37, and local concerns have grown with cyclosporasis.