Thursday, June 25 - Ferris State's elementary teacher preparation program earns top rating, road construction rescheduled for Big Rapids, and new legislation could limit out-of-office work communications.

Wednesday, June 24 - Osceola County Sheriff's take armed robbery suspect into custody, Big Rapids road work postponed due to weather, and Reed City honored for second straight year in biking.

Tuesday, June 23 - MMPA opens former Leprino Foods factory in Remus for cottage cheese production, absentee ballots applications open this week for August primary election, and Michigan House passes on bill requiring education training in science of reading.

Monday, June 22 - Tonkin Drain improvement construction remains on schedule and draws vocal opposition, Ferris State Football earns #1 national preseason rankings, and Michigan State Police investigating four car crash that killed two 17-year-olds last week.

Friday, June 19 - Local non-profits receive grant funds from Great Lakes Energy, retails sales see a dip across the state, and Evart Police recently responded to fraud cases and a fight.

Thursday, June 18 - Ferris State hosting high school STEAM students through summer partnership, a lawsuit is in the works regarding gun purchasing requirements, and AAA predicts an increase of July 4th traffic this year.

Wednesday, June 17 - Ferris State announces first million in fundraising has been met for new indoor activity center, professional women's golf heads to Grand Rapids this week, and a recall is out on a popular Aldi grocery item.

Tuesday, June 16 - One of Michigan's largest utility companies is getting a loan, construction returns to Arthur Road in Big Rapids, and Michigan State University leadership is now in another shakeup.

Monday, June 15 - Two people arraigned in Wexford County following seized drugs in Wexford County, Big Rapids city commissioners to discuss property transactions and development traffic signs, and Mecosta firefighters and EMS personnel honored for saving newborn's life last August.

Friday, June 12 - Damage and power outages reported after Thursday's night squall line of storms, MDARD warning of new screwworm found in the U.S., and Reed City Police reported many arrests in recent blotter.