CBS News Correspondent Scott MacFarlane covered the trial and joined us to analyze the verdict and talk about what nay be coming up next.

Nick Nerbonne from Travel Michigan reviews beaches and festivals to enjoy this summer in Michigan.

Patrick Hunter joins us from the cast for a preview of the one-week only show.

This week, Jessica talks about a handcrafted, Detroit Lions Cabernet and a new bourbon supporting "Fields of Honor"...both in limited quantities, plus a "sneak preview" of the June Ribfest at Woodbridge.

Steohanie Willoughby from the Kalamazoo Valley Museum shares details on the Museum's "Discovery Quest" summer programs for kindergarten through seventh grade students.  

Taylor Abfall from Discover Kalamazoo has a rundown of some of the top events in and around the Kalamazoo area for this week and weekend.

Dr. Raymond Hobbs, Senior Medical Director, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, shares information on the importance of Exercise Variety for seniors. 

Kalamazoo Symphony Music Director Julian Kuerti joins us with a preview of the next season of events featuring the KSO.

Library Ambassador Karen Woodworth talks about the ot Air Balloon Summer Reading Kickoff event.

This week, the City Manager discusses City Council action including approval of a new budget and other events coming up in Portage.

Kristen Chesak from the Arts Council with the highlight events this week in the Arts community.

This week, the Sheriff talks about "Soap for Hope", a free laundry service for those impacted by the tornado, a regional accreditation meeting for local law enforcement, a suicide prevented on a local highway overpass and new officers fresh out of Kellogg Community College.

Nikki Statler, Director of Marketing and development at the Air Zoo, talks about the summer schedule of camps for kids and adults and other events coming up on the calendar.

Justin TerVeen from General RV talks about National Go RVing Day June 8th and the benefits and economics of owning an RV.

Nonprofit leaders from across the State urged Michigan Lawmakers this week to restore the Charitable Giving Tax Credit, eliminated in 2011.  Kyle Caldwell, President/CEO of the Council of Michigan Foundations joined us to talk about the impact if legislation is approved.

Val Glasscock, Manager of the Texas Township Farmers Market in Texas Corners gave us a preview of Saturday offerings at the market.

Kevin Lavender, Interim Director of Early Middle College, on Summer camps for kinds, including the career-based "Explore Your Future" camp.

Small Business Administration President/CEO Brian Calley shared details from the 20th annual survey on it's impact on Michigan's economy.

Taylor Abfall from Discover Kalamazoo joined us to share details on upcoming events leading into the Holiday weekend.

This week, the City Manager updates the tornado clean-up around the city and Kalamazoo In Bloom has brightened the city with their annual flower plkanting.

This week, the Sheriff discusses a fraud alert for County residents, the impact of tornadoes on children and a County Board resolution addressing bullying.

Air Zoo President/CEO Troy Thrash joined us with an update on clean-up from the tornado as they work to open classrooms for summer camp, plus news about the anchor that will be placed outside and dedicated in June and work on the Wildcat aircraft restoration.

Robin Greymountain from Kalamazoo Adult Education joined the show to talk about the upcoming boot camp for those who are looking for a high school diploma, plus the beginning of a new school year in July.

Travel Michigan's Kelly Wolgamott talks about the annual celebration and the opportunities and impact travel provides in the State of Michigan.

Paul Sotherland from the Kalamazoo Bicycle Club talks about the two week, Kalamazoo County Commuter Challenge.

Texas Township Farmers Market Manager Van Glasscock gives us a rundown of what shopper's will find at the market this week.

Issac Green, Director of the Open Roads Bike Program and Chair of Bike Week shares the agenda of Thursday activities.

KVCC's Director of the college's Accelerated Association Program with details on a free, three-week college prep program this summer.

Dr. Nancy Hock, WMU Occupational Therapy Department Chair and Coleen Davis, Executive Director of Renew Mobility shared details of a free event to provide mobility equipment to those in need.

Taylor Abfall from Discover Kalamazoo with information on weekend events including The Stulberg, Vicksburg's birthday celebration and more.

Dr. Timothy Nash from Northwood University shares his analysis on Consumer Price Index numbers and how it may impact decisions on interest rates.

Dr. Michael T. Scott, Pastor of Galilee Baptist Church for nearly 13 years, talks about being the first African American pastor of a Baptist Church to be ordained as a Bishop in Kalamazoo on June 15th.

Dr. Michael T. Scott, Sr., Pastor of Galilee Baptist Church, talks about becoming the first African American Pastor of a Baptist Church to be ordained as a Bishop in Kalamazoo on June 15th.

Paul Rehkopf, Vice President of Bike Friendly Kalamazoo provides an update on Wednesday's events and special rides during Bike Week.

This week, the City Manager updates the cleanup and restoration effort going on in his city and updates City Council action on their budget.

Kristen Chesak from the Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo shares this week's event information.

This week, the Sheriff updates cleanup efforts and other information after last week's tornadoes and marks Police Memorial Week.

Angela Thompkins, Vice President of Community Affairs, announced $77,500 in grants for area non-profits to help residents and businesses impact by the tornadoes of May 7.

Battle Creek Battle Jacks General Manager Denny Smith announced the festival, popular in Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids in recent years, comes to MCCU Field in Battle Creek August 3rd.

Paul Wells, Education Chair of the Kalamazoo Bicycle Club talks about the day's events and shared some traffic safety tips.

Troy Thrash from the Air Zoo talks about the damage to artifacts and old archival materials in the recent tornado and the process to move 80,000 artifacts and archives to fix the roof and ceiling.

State Representative and House Republican Leader Matt Hall talks about his recent visits to the Portage area to assess tornado damage and to Texas to observe conditions along the Southern border as well as comments on the State Budget.

Rev. William Stein from God's Kitchen of Michigan and Broncos Kitchen Foundation talks about the Go Fun Me effort to raise money for a new delivery van for the organizations.

Katie Grevious from the Better Business Bureau of Western Michigan warns to be wary of door-to-door and social media pitches for storm clean up and repairs.

In this month's update from the Kalamazoo Public Library, Jill Lansky, Library Associate for Youth Services/Teen talks about the upcoming "Party in The Park" and Early Childhood Litreracy.

Tim Krone, Owner of Pedal Bicycle in Kalamazoo and Portage talks about today's special bike rides and previews the upcoming Commuter Challenge.

Kalamazoo State Representative Julie Rogers updated pending legislation on Vulnerable Roadway Users and Occupational Therapy and updated the State budget provess. 

Penelope and Brendan Ragotzy from the Barn Theatre joined the show with a preview of their Season Gala and the opening shows of the 78th season at The Barn.

Shanthi Appelo, RD with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan shares Mother's Day Tapas recipe ideas.

Gilmore Car Museum Historian Jay Follis talks about the new exhibit that salutes the family station wagons!