Friday, Jan. 9 - Pine River High School announcing 2026 Hall of Fame class next week, free snowmobiling weekend is here for Michigan, and a U.S. Senate candidate wants better security for data centers.

Thursday, Jan. 8 - Michigan doctors are warning of increased influenza activities, City of Big Rapids seeking parks and recreation feedback in community survey, and Ferris State University announces student and alumni partnership on Indeed.

Wednesday, Jan. 7 - MDOT plans multiple local road projects over next five years, 2026 could be a year for robots and cars, and local high school teams tip-off make up action from yesterday's ice storm.

Tuesday, Jan. 6 - Freezing rain slated to hit Michigan on Tuesday, cannabis curriculum now being offered at Michigan college, and Cadillac police officer fatally shoots homicide suspect at traffic stop.

Monday, Jan. 5 - Hersey Township Fire Department has traffic cones taken, Big Rapids City Commission will meet to discuss Sandy Acres development, and Michigan unemployed filers may make more this year.

Friday, Jan. 2 - An update on the Michigan race for governor and former Ferris State quarterback Trinidad Chambliss leads College Football Playoff comeback.

Thursday, Jan. 1 - Stanwood man hospitalized after icy roads accident and why you should expect an onslaught of people at the gym to begin 2026.

Wednesday, Dec. 31 - Buckhorn Creek receives restoration funding for dam removal and state-wide ball drops prepare to bring in the new year.

Tuesday, Dec. 30 - Ferris State University is calling on the entire community to come together in celebration of football and volleyball's successful seasons and Michigan utility companies continue the fight to turn the power on after pair of nasty storms.

Monday, Dec. 29 - Winter weather to slaw West Michigan on Monday, Caberfae Peaks announces beginner terrain expansion, and a visibly invisible robot is being constructed to work with electronics.