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Drivers in Grand Blanc are wondering when the constant backups on Saginaw Street will end.

A beloved wine bar in Davison is looking for new owners. The warmth and charm of this spot have drawn in locals for years.

Aldi is quietly removing self-checkout kiosks in some Michigan stores. Some shoppers are cheering, others are frustrated. Is your store next?

This weekend, a giant banana on wheels rolls into Michigan, promising smiles and memories for families eager for a unique experience.

Snowflakes fell in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula today, nearly three weeks before fall officially begins. Locals got an early taste of winter as rain changed to snow in Eagle Harbor.

A man slipped down a cliff on Mackinac Island Sunday and was rescued by firefighters with just seconds to spare. Officials say climbing the island’s cliffs is prohibited.

Flint rapper Babyfxce E gave foster kids a day they won’t forget, donating $20K in fishing gear and teaching them how to cast a line.

From Daily 3 to Powerball, Michigan Lottery players face odds ranging from 1 in 1,000 to over 1 in 292 million. Here’s how each game stacks up.

Ready for donuts, cider, and pumpkin-picking? Listeners shared their favorite Mid-Michigan orchards and farms to visit this fall, including Flushing Farms and Spicer Orchards.

Southbound I-75 is shutting down for two straight weekends in September. Here’s everything you need to know before hitting the road.

A Michigan player won $2 million in Wednesday’s Powerball drawing. No jackpot winner, so the prize has surged to $1.7 billion for Saturday.

Construction alert: Michigan Avenue and Clippert Street in Lansing will see lane closures and detours starting early September.

A Mt. Pleasant man is accused of holding a 21-year-old woman captive in his tent for a week and repeatedly sexually assaulting her. She escaped, and authorities charged 22-year-old William Thompson with multiple felonies.

Here's a brief history on the former 'Pontiac State Hospital for the Insane'...

Low-flying helicopters will be spotted across Michigan this fall, but it is not an emergency. Crews are inspecting power lines, and here is when they will be in your area.

A plane crash at Tuscola Area Airport caused major damage to a twin-engine aircraft, but all passengers and pets survived unharmed.

The Weather Ball, a Flint landmark since 1956, will glow orange on select nights in September to raise awareness for Hunger Action Month.

Court Street in Burton keeps growing as Bath & Body Works plans a move from Courtland Center to The Courtyard Shopping Center.

Michigan Amazon Prime members are upset over a supposed shipping change. But the truth is simpler: you can still send packages anywhere. The only change is who can share Prime free shipping benefits.

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Millions of Michiganders on SNAP face new work requirements starting today, including expanded rules for adults 18–64 and upcoming deadlines for immigrants and other recipients.

A Michigan Lottery player matched five white balls in the Sept. 1 Powerball drawing, winning $1 million. No jackpot winner means the next drawing climbs to $1.3 billion on Sept. 3.

Why settle for the same old pumpkins? A rainbow of options could transform your Halloween vibe completely.

One of the best Triple D spots in America is in Michigan.

Michigan’s fall comes with more than cooler temps—it brings unique phrases. Here are seven sayings you’ll only hear in Michigan this season.

Seriously, you need to stop doing these things before no one shows up the next time you invite people over for a cookout.

Anting is when Michigan birds use ants for self-care. They rub them on their feathers or sit on ant hills to benefit from formic acid, which may fight bacteria and repel pests.

New parents in Michigan have to be cautious when choosing their child's name as they may be unknowingly breaking a law.

Interlochen Arts Academy ranks as the second-best arts school in the U.S., charging over $75,000 annually. But is it worth it? See how its famous alumni prove it pays off.

Some of these well-known chains will end the year with way fewer locations than they had at the start of 2025.