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A bomb threat at the Burton Meijer led to a full evacuation Saturday night. Police later determined it was not credible and traced the prank to two juveniles.

An increase in Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) cases has been reported in West Michigan as kids return to school.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is warning travelers about shady websites selling fake Mackinac Island ferry and attraction tickets.

Leroy's Lounge in Fenton is rolling out the new Big Mack Burger, named in honor of one of their standout employees, Mackenzie.

After the deadly Grand Blanc church attack, bomb threats to local churches prompted heightened security across Genesee County. Communities nationwide are also stepping up safety measures at schools, churches, and events.

Bowling just got a fresh twist in Lansing, where smaller balls and unique scoring make for an exciting night out.

About 58 million pounds of corn dogs and sausage-on-a-stick products are being recalled because pieces of wood may be hiding in the batter.

Electronic Arts is going private in a record-breaking buyout — and the blockbuster deal could reshape the future of gaming.

Mama June shared the emotional moment she learned her daughter had been in a car accident — and her reaction was peak mom energy.

Her favorite tickets sold out, but a 26-year-old Michigan woman’s backup Safe Cracker Cashword ticket won $300,000.

A gunman rammed a pickup truck into a Grand Blanc church before opening fire and setting the building ablaze during Sunday services. Five people were killed, eight others injured, and the suspect was fatally shot by police.

A tragic crash has devastated the Putman family, leaving three dead and several others — including children — in critical condition.

Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

From rising sump water to vanishing budgets, here’s how Michigan cities ranked for first-time homebuyers in a national WalletHub study.

Emergency crews rushed to a Grand Blanc church after calls of an active shooter quickly escalated into a massive fire. Details on injuries or fatalities remain unconfirmed.

That viral escalator video is raising eyebrows and, frankly, a bit of stomach bile. Who knew handrails could be so grimy?

Cancer diagnoses can hit hard, but did you know certain Michigan counties are facing particularly tough odds? Here’s what the latest report reveals.

There's a grocery revolution happening, and Aldi is leading the charge with ambitious plans that are shaking up the aisles across the country.

A new taste is making waves in downtown Detroit, and it's Mediterranean cuisine like you've never seen before.

One of America's top spots for the most delicious slice of pizza can be found in Michigan.

Starbucks is shutting down more than 100 stores nationwide, including locations in Michigan, as part of a major company shake-up.

Michigan lawmakers just approved a new 24% tax on wholesale marijuana. If it passes the Senate, the plan could bring in $420 million a year to help fix the state’s crumbling roads.

From the fruity smells of Lip Smackers before that awkward first kiss to the school supplies that made us a little dizzy, let’s take a nostalgic whiff down memory lane.

That familiar spot in Flint Township just lost another store. Remember when shopping there felt vibrant? Times are definitely changing.

Michigan’s iconic Bottle Bill is nearly 50 years old, but redemption rates are falling and water bottles remain uncovered.

Michigan leaders reached a budget deal to avoid a shutdown, but Washington may not be so lucky.

Kalamazoo Central disciplined a football player who slammed a rival, leaving him with two spinal fractures. Officials call the punishment “strong and decisive.”

A 3-year-old boy fatally shot himself after finding a loaded gun in his family’s home. His mother is now facing manslaughter charges.

Flint’s new Sit Down Taproom & Purveyor celebrates the 90th anniversary of the UAW sit-down strike, honoring a pivotal moment in labor history with craft beers, cocktails, and a 1930s-inspired menu.

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.