Bill Steffen

From Bill Steffen to Craig's Cruisers, Meijer to 28th St, this album is full of West Michigan references.

What's the deal with West Michigan TV stations and cats?

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

It is time to make sure you are prepared for what the National Weather Service is Grand Rapids is referring to as the "worst storm in the area in many years".

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"!

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.

We've all seen it...The Grand Rapids LipDub video. It's been 11 years since it was produced by Rob Bliss. Do you know the story behind the LipDub?

There was a time back in the 70s and 80s when you could look to the sky and see a huge hot air balloon floating amongst the clouds.

The WOOD-TV8 Meteorologist took to Facebook Monday night to ask for the public's help finding his 2015 Ford Explorer (caribou in color - so, brown).

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.

Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the "Blizzard of '78"! What were you doing back in 1978? If you were living in Michigan at the time, you were probably doing a lot of snow shoveling. This storm was one of the biggest snow storms to every hit this area. A low-pressure system moving from the Gulf Coast met with two other low-pressure systems, one from the Southwest and one from Canada, to create one of the worst snowstorms the Midwest has ever seen.