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.

Wednesday, July 22 - Gas prices are rising again due to the Iran conflict, Canada wildfires now have the attention of the U.S government, and local elections guides are coming to Big Rapids Daily News.

Tuesday, July 21 - Mecosta County Sheriff's Office arrests assault suspect, Mecosta Township Board seeking public's input for master plan, and Michigan's high auto insurance rates may now be more affordable.

Monday, July 20 - More smoke and potentially severe on the way for West Michigan on Monday, Mike Cox drops out of Michigan governor's race, and Reed City's new Biggby Coffee location is getting closer to opening.

Friday, July 17 - U.S. House of Representatives passes bill in favor of permanent Daylight Savings Time, Reed City prepares for car show fundraiser towards veterans park, and bad air quality has cancelled multiple local events this weekend.

Thursday, July 16 - Wexford County man convicted of criminal sexual conduct, new Ferris State residence hall ready for fall opening, and Gov. Whitmer is establishing rules for data centers.

Wednesday, July 15 - West Michigan police to face no charges regarding killed suspect, two drivers injured in Mecosta County wreck, and heat and air quality advisory in place for local counties Wednesday.

Tuesday, July 14 - Lake County land parcels up for Michigan DNR online auction, motorcyclist seriously injured after trying to miss deer in Morton Township, and people are starting to hesitate at supermarkets due to cyclosporiasis.

Monday, July 13 - Five injured in rear-end wreck in Remus Sunday afternoon, Michigan ranks as a top state for business competitiveness, and the Mecosta County Free Fair is officially underway in Big Rapids