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Rally on Reeds, Michigan's Youth Employment Standards Act, Brown Kind, Annie at the Van Single Community Theatre, and the Kent County North Community Fest.

There are some recent additions to health products and some theories concerning them that Dr. Chet Zelasko has been looking into. Are these theories based on reality or fiction? Dr. Chet gives you the run down on each one on this edition of Straight Talk on Health

Legacy Stables, Asphalt: The Music of Jonathan Moody, Silent Disco on the Blue Bridge, Giving Tree Books, and Wag-Tastic Bark-Tacular Dog Show.

First aired August, 2025 David Hast and WGVU’s Scott Vander Werf are taking a look at the Western genre in different decades. On today’s Have You Seen…? they talk about the 1950’s movie The Tall T, starring Randolph Scott. Scott appeared in more than 60 westerns.

Van Andel Institute, The secret Book Society, Cancer research funding, Gilda's Club, and the Reflect and Connect workshop.

City leaders in Grand Haven are making adjustments to its short term rental rules in its Center Town District, the City of Grand Rapids is looking to get the Michigan Talent Partnership grant to attract talented workers, and more.

The Grand Rapids NAACP chapter is urging members to confront environmental racism, despite community pushback a faith-based nonprofit supporting the unhoused in northwest Grand Rapids is expanding services, and more.

Back to school, the Michigan Infrastructure Office Technical Assistance Center, The Scrapbook, the Susan Mast ALS Foundation, and Chi-Town Comedy takeover.

A look at how federal cuts to SNAP are affecting H.O.P.E Gardens, Meijer is being sued by a Canadian retailer, the Michigan DHHS is urging families to get caught up on their vaccines, budget talks in Lansing remain stalled on K-12 funding, and more.

The Gerald R Ford Presidential Museum, The Dispute Resolution Center of West Michigan, Saugatuck Township, Storybook Walk, and Valerie Visser.