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$1M bond for Detroit Lions player Terrion Arnold in Tampa kidnapping, robbery case
A judge set Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold's bond at $1 million during a pretrial detention hearing in Tampa on Monday.
Kalamazoo's Bubbletopia dome home wins on HGTV's 'Zillow Gone Wild'
West Michigan's Bubbletopia, a seven-dome home featured on HGTV’s “Zillow Gone Wild,” won its episode and is currently on the market for $1.15 million.
Onekama Schools announce second semester honor roll
Onekama middle and high school students are recognized for academic achievement in the second semester.
From parks to solar farms, goats are taking on new jobs across America
Targeted grazing is creating new income for livestock producers as goats and sheep clear brush, weeds and invasive plants.
Extreme Heat Warnings in effect across Michigan: Three things to know
Extreme Heat Warnings stretch across Michigan this week. Here's three things to know about the upcoming pattern and how to protect yourself.
Here's how the first Forest Festival got its start
As the Manistee National Forest Festival turns 90, take a look back at how the beloved Fourth of July tradition began in 1936.
Would you try a fried Uncrustables Burger? It's available now at Logan's Roadhouse
Have you ever wanted to try a burger with fried Uncrustables used as the bun? Well now you can at Logan's Roadhouse.
Genesee County man claims $500,000 prize from Flint scratch-off ticket
A Mid-Michigan player claimed a $500,000 Michigan Lottery prize after buying a Triple Red 777s $5 scratch-off ticket.
Students from the region named to dean's list at NMU
The NMU dean's list includes students from Bear Lake, Frankfort, Arcadia, Interlochen and Thompsonville.
Onekama student named to dean's list at Saint Anselm College
Onekama student is among 721 students recognized for academic achievement at Saint Anselm College.
Peggy Raddatz honored by Michigan Democratic Party Rural Caucus
The Rural Caucus presented its inaugural Peggy Raddatz Volunteer of the Year Award to Peggy Raddatz for her years of service helping build the MDP Rural Caucus.
Which rivers are Michigan’s best? Vote for your favorites now
Help us decide the most underrated river, the best to camp along, the best to float down and more as part of the Bridge Michigan River Awards.
Former Piston Malik Beasley indicted on federal gambling charges, set to surrender to feds
Malik Beasley, a former Detroit Piston, is set to be arrested on Wednesday in connection to his role in a gambling conspiracy, according to the Department of Justice.
Livonia police shoot, kill man who allegedly pointed gun at officers following fire
Livonia police say an officer shot and killed a 61-year-old man who allegedly pointed a handgun at officers on Sunday.
Abdul El-Sayed wants to put AI under public control as jobs and democracy face new risks
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is calling for sweeping public control over artificial intelligence companies, arguing that the rapidly growing technology should b…
Events planned for nation's 250th across Michigan
American Revolution tours, nighttime cannon fire, artistic reflections on freedom and a bike and golf cart parade made the list of upcoming events focused on the nation's 250th an…
Metro Detroit Weather: The heat wave gets started.
The heat gets started today with high temps near 90, while feeling like 95° at times. Extreme heat is expected to begin Tuesday
Ahead of Independence Day, Michigan gas prices up 9 cents since last week
Gas prices in Michigan are up nine cents from last week, according to the American Automobile Association.
Woodhaven vet offers tips on keeping your pet safe during Fourth of July fireworks
Veterinarians say the loud noises and bright flashes can trigger fear, anxiety and even cause pets to run away.
How Manistee County’s strawberry festival grew, ended in 1976
Manistee County’s strawberry festival grew from 1958 to 1976, reflecting the rise of the local berry industry and its lasting legacy.
Opinion: Outside an immigration detention center, I saw a country forgetting its own promise
Standing outside that detention facility, I couldn’t help but think about how easily their stories could have been my family’s story. The post Opinion: Outside an immigration dete…
Workers spoke out about racism at the Detroit Club. A jury awarded them $6.25 million.
A federal jury has ordered the Detroit Club and its owner to pay more than $6.25 million to three former employees who said they were punished after speaking out about racist trea…
GOP Congressional candidate Michael Bouchard’s political roots run through a Lansing lobbying firm
Republican congressional candidate Michael Bouchard once worked for a Lansing lobbying firm run by a longtime political ally and former staffer for his father, Oakland County Sher…
Mike Rogers wants the Gordie Howe bridge open except when he doesn’t
Mike Rogers has found a new position on the Gordie Howe International Bridge. All of them. The post Mike Rogers wants the Gordie Howe bridge open except when he doesn’t appeared f…
A metro Detroit cannabis shop known for its high-quality selection is expanding
At a time when many dispensaries in Michigan are struggling to survive, one of metro Detroit’s most sought-after cannabis shops is expanding. The post A metro Detroit cannabis sho…
Detroit Burger Battle returns to Eastern Market with 11 restaurants competing
The Detroit Burger Battle returns to Eastern Market this weekend with 11 restaurants competing for bragging rights at the event’s 10th annual showdown. The post Detroit Burger Bat…
Eastern Market opens new space to connect Michigan farmers with buyers
Eastern Market has opened a new $16.6 million wholesale distribution facility aimed at expanding opportunities for Michigan farmers, food producers, and buyers. The post Eastern M…
No Fun: A new metro Detroit brand wants to make zero-proof drinks less boring
No Fun Beverages is launching its first canned cocktail with a party Thursday in Hazel Park. The post No Fun: A new metro Detroit brand wants to make zero-proof drinks less boring…
The unfinished business of Wayne State’s historic ‘study-in’ protest
Decades after a student occupation helped create Wayne State’s African American Studies department, alumni are fighting to preserve the vision they say the university promised. Th…
Free Will Astrology (June 24-30)
ARIES (March 21-April 19): The interesting struggles you’ll wage in the coming weeks will require your vulnerability: showing up exactly as you are when you might rather fig…