Morning Show

Dog Bite Prevention Week aims to reduce attacks

 A recent study ranks Michigan 6th in the nation for dog bites.

Making promotional items 'green'

A West Michigan company is providing Green Giftz for a variety of businesses.

GRNOW.com: Grand Haven Kite Festival

SUN AM Java Chat w/Jennifer & Alana: Morel Mushrooms, Lee & Birch, Haitian Flag Day

Kids' Food Basket Family Gala

Afton Devos stopped by the Weekend Morning News to talk about an upcoming event benefiting Kids' Food Basket.

SAT AM Java Chat w/Jennifer & Alana: Ping Pong, Baby Lula & Cats, & REO/Nugent

WZZM 13's Jennifer Pascua & Alana Nehring talk about what's happening in West Michigan

Aaron's Adventure: Acro Cats

This week, Aaron goes crazy for cats!  The Acro Cats out of Chicago stopped by the WZZM 13 stuido for a visit before their big purrr-formance in Saugatuck.

Sietsema Orchards open for business

Andy Sietsema of Sietsema Orchards in Ada stops by the morning show to talk about their Cider Garden.

National Bike to Work Day

It's National Bike to Work Day, and many riders took advantage of 'pit stops' along the way to work. One of those stops was the Central District Cyclery Shop on Monroe Center in downtown Grand Rapids.

Big weekend for Relay for Life events

It's another big weekend for Relay for Life with 4 more communities in West Michigan holding their fund-raisers.

Schools push for Snyder's early education plan

Governor Snyder is asking lawmakers to add $130,000,000 over two years for the state's early education programs.

Grand Rapids holds Police Memorial Day of Service

Thursday Grand Rapids will show its gratitude during the annual day of service. The Grand Rapids Police Memorial Service will start at 10 a.m. It is being held at Rosa Parks Circle on Monroe Center in downtown Grand Rapids. State Representative Winnie Brinks will be guest speaker. A reception will follow the service. That is being held on the third floor of the Grand Rapids Police Department downtown.

28th Street construction helps some businesses

Many businesses, along the 3 1/2 mile stretch of 28th Street under construction, are feeling a financial pinch and can't wait for the fall when the project wraps up. However, some nearby businesses are happy construction is steering traffic in new directions.

Big Rapids honors fallen officers

This week law enforcement from around the country are descending on our nation's capitol to honor their fallen colleagues during National Police Week.

Local farmers take measures to protect crops

Monday morning's cold temperatures have area farmers on edge, as the frost threatens fruit crops.