Thursday, June 11 - Mecosta County Parks waiving fees for free fishing weekend and annual open house event, state transportation officials pushing electric vehicle proposals forward, and Ferris State's inaugural cold case investigations class gains ground on 2010 death case.

Wednesday, June 10 - Grand opening announced for Jim Crow Museum, latest guidelines are out for summer fishing in Michigan, and severe weather remains possible over the next 48 hours.

Tuesday, June 9 - Michigan shows decline in recent child health and education study, Gov. Whitmer requests presidential assistance to help April storm damages, and severe weather chances return later this week for strong winds.

Monday, June 8 - 84-year-old man airlifted to hospital after collision near Morley, construction fines are becoming more significant, and Evart softball advances to state quarterfinals.

Friday, June 5 - Former county sheriff and Bulldog football player named homecoming grand marshal, northern Michigan prepares for an upcoming dry period, and state EMT workers are worried about budget cuts.

Thursday, June 4 - Former Ferris State first lady Patsy Eisler passes away, local baseball teams fall in the regional tournament semifinals, and a proposal to make free breakfasts and lunches at schools is moving forward.

Wednesday, June 3 - Big Rapids Police arrests juvenile who attempted to rob jewelry store, Spectrum announces internet expansion into Osceola County, and energy bills will now be going up this month,

Tuesday, June 2 - Michigan Works! West Central set to host local hiring parties this month, ITC planning transmission line aerial patrols over the next few weeks, and the American Red Cross is facing a national shortage.

Monday, June 1 - MDOT planning US-10 road construction early next week, Sen Hauck introduces marketplace facilitation bill, and a health threat involving bats found in West Michigan.

Friday, May 29 - Big Rapids woman injured in rollover crash on Northland Drive, Senior Enrichment coming to Big Rapids later in June, and data is showing signs of struggles for teens seeking jobs.