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  • Extra deputies are on the roads this month to enforce distracted driving laws, free water education event returns to West Michigan, Michigan Supreme Court to review 250 life without parole cases, and more.
  • Kent County sees first case of measles, group wants to ban books at Rockford Public Schools, Mallory McMorrow announces bit for Senator Gary Peters' seat, Michigan lifts surrogate ban, and more.
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield, Mackinac Island, Running, Inspire Generosity, and FitCEO.
  • Information on measles outbreaks with Blue Cross/Blue Sheild of Michigan, author Michael Benedict on ‘The Civil Society Playbook,’ the NACAC College Fair, West Michigan Youth Ballet, and author Cassidy Randall on ‘Thirty Below’
  • Sleep is so beneficial for rest and to restore our bodies. But some people just don’t know how much sleep they need. Dr. Chet gives you the rundown on what scientists call short sleepers on this edition of Straight Talk on Health
  • MEDC Permit-Ready Plans Program, growing demand for manufacturing talent, 'Holland' movie premiers, AI-powered platform for job-seekers, GR church celebrates 150 years, GOP asks to sue over election rules, Nessel warns of gaps in protections, and more
  • GR Verified Accessible, Van Andel Institute for Ed. and AI Centered Flex Professional Development, a screening of ‘Crip Camp’ in Muskegon, The Cottage and Lakefront Living Show, and The new CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities West Michigan
  • Truckloads of food cancelled, LaTosha Brown speaks at GVSU, crime down in GR, first graduates of a specialized healthcare program, a non-profit acquires local farm, embryo custody, RICE generator bills, and more.
  • The Grand Rapids Neighborhood Summit, author Karen Frenkel on ‘Family Treasures Lost and Found,’ The West Michigan Symphony, Science Olympiad at GVSU, and guests from WMEAC
  • Postal workers protest, Muskegon zoning changes, State Sen. Huizenga's town halls, GR verified accessible, Kentwood Development Director retiring, Brinks asks judge for bills to be sent to the Governor, library funding, and more.
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