Friday, May 15 - Spring weight restrictions lifted across Michigan for truckers, Cottage Inn Pizza opening in Big Rapids delayed until late June, and people are starting to drain gas before filling up.

Thursday, May 14 - Road construction slated next week on Clark Street, parking ordinance amendment passed for incoming childcare facility, and Michigan schools are getting guidance on AI.

Wednesday, May 13 - Connected Vehicle Security Act introduced in Michigan, Ferris State men's tennis advances to national championship tournament, and the future of autonomy, robotics, and drones is taking flight this week in Detroit.

Tuesday, May 12 - 21-year-old killed in dirt bike wreck outside of Grant, high football playoffs changing for 2026, and Michigan conservation will be losing a long-tenured group.

Monday, May 11 - Buckhorn Creek demolition begins this week near Paris, Big Rapids Commissioners set to discuss upcoming meeting items, and some forged signatures are being investigated for Michigan governor candidates.

Friday, May 8 - City commission to consider project amendments, Ferris golf continues NCAA tournament action at Katke Golf Course, and more details are being released regarding the Grand Rapids soccer shooting.

Thursday, May 7 - 15-year-old injured after being hit by car in Morley and melanoma is starting to become a concern as summer approaches.

Wednesday, May 6 - Human remains discovered in Lake County, elevated fire risks continue in Northern Michigan, and morel mushroom hunting is heating up.

Tuesday. May 5 - Mecosta County Sheriff's Office investigating destruction of property at local park restroom and teachers are being celebrated across the state this week.

Monday, May 4 - Tullymore Resort acquired by RedWater hospitality group, four Republican gubernatorial candidates debate in Auburn Hills, and Sen. Hauck designates May as ALS awareness month.