autumn

Enjoy fall colors from a new perspective!

Plan your fall color tour!

Michigan's Upper Peninsula is getting national attention for its incredible fall colors. In a USA Today 10Best poll, the U.P. has been ranked the Top Destination for Fall Foliage in all of America. A panel of experts chose the top 20 locations, and then it was put up to a public vote...

See week-by-week predictions of when we can expect the see the best color.

See the top three finishers!

The change of the season is here as fall colors have begun to appear in Michigan. Here's when to expect fall colors at their peak.

Enjoy the start of fall with a bike ride and shopping trip! They'll deliver!

Michigan has earned another top honor! Along with getting recognition for its beer, wine, and beautiful beaches, a Michigan highway has been voted the top route to take in fall colors in the U.S. According to a USA Today and 10Best poll, Northern Michigan's M-22 wins "Best Scenic Autumn Drive" in the nation!

Remember to set those clocks forward Saturday night as daylight saving time returns at 2 a.m. EST Sunday. With the change, it is going to be lighter sooner. That means changes in routines a bit, whether that's driving, bicycling or walking.

Remember to set those clocks back Saturday night as daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. EDT Sunday. After the change, it will be darker sooner, making driving more dangerous with bicyclists and pedestrians more difficult to see.

Summer vacation and the three-day Labor Day weekend are over as students head back to school across Michigan today. Use the hashtags #btswmi or #btswestmi on Twitter or Instagram with your back-to-school pictures from greater Grand Rapids and West Michigan. Let's show our pride pictorially about our students, children and kids.

Summer vacation and the three-day Labor Day weekend are over as students head back to school across Michigan on Tuesday. Share your pride about your students headed back to school on their first day of the 2014-2015 school year. Use the hashtags #btswmi or #btswestmi on Twitter or Instagram, and see those photos online at WFGR. We'll post those photos starting at 6 a.m. Tuesday.