Wednesday, August 5 - Measles case confirmed in Osceola County, primary election results reveal candidates for November general election, and a new school supplies shopping scam may be starting.

Tuesday, August 4 - Voters head to the polls for Michigan's Primary Election, car reports showing changes in buying interest following tariffs, and weight-loss medications now have doctors' concern.

Monday, August 3 - Hemlock Park playscape renamed after former Ferris State Hockey Coach Bob Daniels and his family, MDOT to begin crack seal repairs on local roads this week, and hazardous waste disposal event will take place on Thursday.

Friday, July 31 - Ferris State football head coach Tony Annese named to Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, Barryton head-on wreck puts Remus man in hospital, and questions are being asked about gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson.

Thursday, July 30 - Howard City pedestrian killed after being struck on northbound US-131, missing man's remains found in Rosebush, and new legislation passes to decriminalize animal feeders.

Wednesday, July 29 - Big Rapids to experience crack seal road improvements over next few weeks, Isabella County man arraigned on nine charges for home invasion, and the City of Gladwin continues the fight to fix the wastewater treatment plant.

Tuesday, July 28 - 17-year-old airlifted to hospital after intersection wreck in Stanwood, a national crisis has been declared for seeking blood donors, and state officials are fighting for free lunches at all schools across the state.

Monday, July 27 - Severe weather possible Monday afternoon or evening for West Michigan, two-car crash in Sheridan Township sends three to the hospital, and Michigan start-ups can compete for a million dollars.

Friday, July 24 - 18-year-old taken to hospitalized following M-20 motorcycle wreck, state police are seeing too many drivers ignoring the 'Move Over' law, and American Legion Post 98 baseball will compete in the state tournament this weekend.

Thursday, July 23 - MDOT to begin bridge work in Big Rapids on Perry Avenue overpass next week, two local organizations will team up Friday to collect toys for kids, and work is still to be done on Michigan's new budget.