Tuesday, Mar. 24 - Big Rapids Theater announces opening by later next week, MHSAA approves new rule changes for spring sports, and Michigan sees the highest gas prices since 2023.

Monday, Mar. 23 - MDOT plans for Perry Avenue overpass construction slated for July, Michigan EGLE gives tour of new Cadillac Lofts, and research on tax returns gives insight and tips for next year.

Friday, Mar. 20 - Michigan DNR planning walleye egg collection in Muskegon River near Croton Dam, Gov. Whitmer declares 'State of Emergency' for Wexford and Missaukee Counties, and Vice President Vance says high gas prices will be addressed over the next few days.

Thursday, Mar. 19 - Michigan House votes to ban gas station kratom products and MDOT will host a meeting this afternoon in Howard City regarding a potential roundabout.

Wednesday, Mar. 18 - Ferris Football unveils loaded 2026 game schedule, Evart man arraigned on multiple felony charges, and projections say spring break travels will be high this year.

Tuesday, Mar. 17 - M-20 sinkhole could be repaired as early as this weekend, Ferris State students honored for marking work with old jail building, and artificial intelligence is having a negative impact on the job application process.

Monday, Mar. 16 - Construction to begin on a sinkhole on M-20 near Remus, former Big Rapids gas station manager charged with armed robbery, and more federal funding is on its way to northern Michigan for the ice storm.

Thursday, Mar. 12 - Michigan is launching the largest literacy campaign in its history, Ferris State raising funds for $61 million dollar fieldhouse facility project, and the Mecosta County Sheriff's Department will be adding to its K-9 department.

Wednesday, Mar. 11 - Area middle school "mathletes" gear up for state competition this weekend, local girls' basketball teams compete for regional championships tonight, and Michigan State Police completes unique food delivery.

Tuesday, Mar. 10 - Severe weather possible for West Central Michigan on Tuesday night, Big Rapids girls' basketball knocks off Clare to reach regional championship game, and a local workforce board member receives high honors for three decades of service.