Friday, Apr. 17 - Mecosta County under local state of emergency for flooding, a Tigers rookie gets a massive contract extension, and area high schools get hands-on experience at local career fair.

Thursday, Apr. 16 - Gov. Whitmer declares state of emergency for northern Michigan flooding and stress can be a leading cause for a number of health concerns.

Wednesday, Apr. 15 - Special Olympians team up with Ferris State men's and women's basketball for overtime thriller, 30-year-old Stanton man killed in collision with semi in Montcalm County, and MDOT continues to adjust weight restrictions for northern highways and freeways.

Tuesday, Apr. 14 - River levels continue to rise in West Michigan, upcoming road work slated for Big Rapids' busiest intersection next week, and Michigan looks to push more kids to golf this summer.

Monday, Apr. 13 - 19-year-old killed and three other teens injured in rollover crash, elevated severe weather chances loom for Monday night through Wednesday, and state police charge Grand Rapids man for major counterfeit operation.

Friday, Apr. 10 - New Big Rapids Regional Chambers kickoff with breakfast event, a pair of Big Rapids athletes announce college commitments, and the Michigan Convention of States will host an Article V town hall this Saturday.

Thursday, Apr. 9 - Ferris State sets one-day fundraising record, new car wash construction continues in Big Rapids, and Michigan is investing billions of unwise dollars to create new jobs.

Wednesday, Apr. 8 - Ferris State names lead CMU assistant Brooks Miller as new head coach, 71-year-old dies in head collision near Howard City, and registered nurses across Michigan begin advocation period for workplace improvements.

Tuesday, Apr. 7 - West Michigan continues to show positive business growth, three drivers rushed to hospital after critical freeway crash, and Michigan knocks off UCONN for the March Madness victory.

Monday, Apr. 6 - Osceola County reports flood warning along Muskegon River, Big Rapids commissioners to discuss new housing development proposal, and there's a unique Michigan connection on Artemis II.