Friday, May 1 - Mecosta County native selected as American University commencement speaker, "Kids over Clicks" bill passes Michigan Senate, and multiple cold weather warnings have been issued for Saturday.

Thursday, Apr. 30 - Ferris State KCAD student wins label creation contest for Alaskan ale company, Reed City High School athletic director announces retirement after five years in position, and the Michigan governor's race is starting to show some favorites.

Wednesday, Apr. 29 - Big Rapids Police Chief announces retirement, two drivers injured in Martiny Township wreck, and northern Michigan continues to recover from flooding.

Tuesday, Apr. 28 - Ferris State earns multi-million-dollar grant for pharmaceutical testing, Michigan gas prices jump as the week starts, and Consumers introduces new weather monitoring equipment to understand storm damage.

Monday, Apr. 27 - 19-year-old in stable condition after crash on Perry Avenue near Ferris Commons, Big Rapids Middle School resumes class after lockdown due to malfunction, and marijuana gets a new federal classification.

Friday, Apr. 24 - Mecosta couple wins young farming award, Ferris State national championship celebration continuing this weekend, and the Line 5 pipeline fight is back in the Michigan courtrooms.

Thursday, Apr. 23 - Mecosta County Sheriff's discover murder-homicide near Canadian Lakes and a bill is out to regular license plater reader systems.

Wednesday, Apr. 22 - Process begins for removing Nartron Dam in Reed City, State Senator Roger Hauck announces re-election campaign, and road work officials are reminding drivers to slow down this week.

Tuesday, Apr. 21 - Big Rapids intersection begins water main repairs, Reed City Schools picks new incoming superintendent, and higher gas prices have yet to push people back into electric vehicle.

Monday, Apr. 20 - Big Rapids DPS issues warning regarding Muskegon River, 18-year-old hospitalized following crash near Barryton, and Michigan House unveils $75.8 billion budget.