After what felt like endless orange barrels, I-475 between the Flint River and Carpenter Road is reopening soon. But don’t celebrate too hard—phase two kicks off in 2026.
A Clio man was attacked while taking out his trash at Fuller Apartments. Police say the knife-wielding suspect remains at large after fleeing into nearby woods.
A proposed “American Worker Rebate Act” could deliver stimulus-style payments funded by tariffs. For Michigan, most households would be eligible for the full amount.
A Saginaw woman faces up to 10 years in prison after allegedly using her Bridge Card to buy ingredients for baked goods sold on Facebook. Social media commenters say the penalty seems excessive.
Bay County police captured a 3-foot South American Crocodile found lounging under a crabapple tree. The reptile now has a new home at the Birch Run Zoo.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge lit up for the first time, transforming Detroit’s skyline with nearly 5,000 glowing lights. The test also highlighted the bridge’s cultural and recreational impact.
A Saginaw woman is in custody after allegedly shooting a man six times and mocking him during a 911 call. The victim remains in critical condition, and Sanders faces multiple serious charges.
Celebrate National Chocolate Milk Day! Michigan Kroger stores are giving away a free half-gallon of chocolate milk on Sept. 26–27, while supplies last. One per household. Some stores may offer cereal instead.
This November marks 50 years since the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior. Michigan will host public and private ceremonies at Whitefish Point to honor the crew.
More than 85,000 pounds of frozen shrimp sold at Kroger stores in Michigan and across the country are being recalled after the FDA flagged possible radioactive contamination.
Looking for a place for your dog to play off-leash? Genesee County has six popular dog parks, each with unique features like shaded areas, agility courses, and fenced zones for small and large dogs.
The parents of a Michigan boy killed in a hyperbaric chamber explosion have filed a $100 million lawsuit, alleging negligence by the chamber’s maker and facility staff.
A Lansing mom says her 11-year-old son was expelled after disarming a classmate who brought a gun to school. She insists he was protecting others and is asking the district to reconsider.
Some are classic fast-food franchises, customizable and deliverable to our doorsteps in less than 60 minutes, and others are brick-and-mortar family joints.