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It was the storm that everyone remembers -- "The Blizzard of '78". Time Magazine ranked the storm in their "Top 10 Big, Bad Blizzards".

Just as the band appeared on the screen during the broadcast of the parade -- NBC cut to a commercial!

Meteorologist Bill Steffen was honored on Monday, for his 47 years of forecasting the weather in West Michigan, with his very own "Bill Steffen Day"!

People in the Grand Rapids area can gather for a Thanksgiving meal. The dinner is for those experiencing homelessness or anyone who is looking for fellowship.

Meteorologist Blake Harms grew up in Hudsonville watching WOOD TV's Storm Team 8. Now he returns to Grand Rapids as part of that meteorological team.

If you were in the West Michigan area back in the late 70s, you remember "Big Sid". Now we have reports of another large serpent on the loose in the same area.

In the 70s and 80s Dick Evans would travel the state to bring us stories of some cool places in our state.

Tamron Hall talked with GMA's Ginger Zee about Ginger's new book and surprised her with a video from WOOD TV's Chief Meteorologist Ellen Bacca.

He's a 3x Emmy Award Winning Sports Anchor-Reporter-Producer at WOOD TV 8, but now Larry Figurski is calling game over.

Imagine laying in your bed in the middle of the night, sound asleep, only to be awakened by the sound of gunshots and breaking glass.

As a tribute to both Bill Steffen and Ellen Bacca and their new roles in the Storm Team 8 Tracking Center, the Grand Rapids Chorus of Sweet Adelines put together a musical tribute for the two weather forecasters.

Bill Steffen will become the Chief Meteorologist Emeritus. That move will transition Ellen Bacca into the Chief Meteorologist role.