Categories
Detroit physical therapist speaks on how to avoid pickleball injuries
Pickleball may have a funny name, but the injuries are no joke. All of those quick, sharp movements can take a toll, especially if your body is not ready to play.
The strange journey from “Evil Dead Burn” to “Moana” to “The Invite” was exhausting, disorienting and completely worth it
With only about five minutes between screenings, I caught “Evil Dead Burn” the live-action “Moana” remake and “The Invite.” The post The strange journey from “Evil Dead Burn” to “…
Michigan poised to close ‘revolving door’ for lawmaker lobbyists
Michigan would create a two-year 'cooling off' period before lawmakers can become lobbyists under bills sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Critics have raised free speech concerns.
American Heart Association says up to 5 cups of black coffee a day is safe for most adults
The American Heart Association gave good news for coffee lovers. Describing safe amounts of coffee to drink and some possible health benefits from the drink.
'We saw and heard the rattle': Witness describes Oakland County snake bite
A Novi man is recovering in the hospital after an Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake bit him near a boat launch at Proud Lake Recreation Area in Commerce Township Tuesday afternoon.
Festa Italiana brings Italian food, music and fireworks to Sterling Heights this weekend
More than 30 food vendors will serve up the tastes of Italy this weekend as Festa Italiana returns to Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights. The post Festa Italiana brings …
Abdul El-Sayed outraises Haley Stevens, but super PACs dominate Senate race
New financial disclosures show Abdul El-Sayed is outraising rivals in Michigan's US Senate race. But super PAC spending heavily favors fellow Democrat Haley Stevens.
Some dumpling squish toys recalled over cancer-linked chemical in UK, not yet in US
Knockoff dumpling squish toys were recalled in the U.K. over benzene concerns. Here’s what any concerned U.S. parents should look for.
Detroit residents push back on Covergirls strip club return
Detroit neighbors and pastors are speaking out against the planned reopening of Covergirls strip club on the city's east side.
Customers flood Fraser restaurant after story about 80-year-old owner goes viral
An 80-year-old woman who feared her new Fraser restaurant might not survive is suddenly struggling with a different problem: More customers are showing up than she can feed. The …
Fact check: Haley Stevens’ record in the auto bailout, saving 200K jobs
US Senate candidate Haley Stevens touts her role as chief of staff to the Obama administration auto rescue task force. Accounts from the time indicate she was not a decision maker…
New physician assistant joins Munson Healthcare Neurosurgery
Kayla Vermeer, PA-C, is passionate about helping her patients navigate recovery after stroke.
Rising from the Ashes Revival brings thousands of Catholics to Huntington Place in Detroit
Thousands of Catholics from across the country gathered at Huntington Place in Detroit Wednesday for a massive one-day faith event called "Rising from the Ashes Revival," hosted b…
Detroit Taco Showdown returns to Eastern Market with tacos, margaritas and lucha libre
Taco lovers can sample offerings from some of metro Detroit’s best-known taquerias and food trucks when the Detroit Taco Showdown returns to Eastern Market this month. The post De…
What to know as wildfires envelop Michigan in smoke (again)
Smoky summers are becoming the norm in Michigan as climate change increases wildfire threats. Here’s how to keep yourself safe.
Pollinators of Northern Michigan topic of next Plant It Wild program
Program will be presented by Emily Umbarger, sustainability director and instructor of agricultural sciences at Interlochen Center for the Arts.
Cynthia and Edsel Ford committed to fighting food insecurity in metro Detroit
In Michigan, Cynthia and Edsel Ford are committed to fighting food insecurity. Across Southeast Michigan, more families than ever are struggling to afford the basics.
Undercover investigation finds Michigan apartments illegally rejecting housing vouchers
The nation’s largest apartment manager is accused of illegally rejecting low-income tenants with housing vouchers at properties across Michigan as part of what a housing watchdog …
Opinion | Michigan cyclospora outbreak: Why buying directly from grower is safer right now
Based on the best information currently available, produce harvested from your own garden or a U-pick farm, or bought directly from the grower at a producer-only farmers market, g…
West Michigan man arrested after tip leads to remains in 1993 Alaska case
Alaska investigators arrested a West Michigan man after an anonymous 2025 tip led to remains in the 1993 killing of Patrick Dearth.
Gordie Howe International Bridge opening ceremony set for Friday on Canadian side
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority is moving forward with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday for the Gordie Howe International Bridge — but only on the Canadian side.
Michigan’s largest book festival returns to Eastern Market this weekend
The ninth annual Detroit Festival of Books, better known as Detroit Bookfest, returns Sunday with more than 300 booksellers, authors, publishers, artists, and other vendors from a…
State issues Line 5 permits despite conceding its ‘significant impacts’
State agencies said the pipeline tunnel construction would affect Native American burial sites, wetlands and threatened and endangered species but concluded the benefits of the tu…
Eastlake couple’s longtime yard earns garden of the month honor
An Eastlake couple’s colorful home garden, tended for nearly 50 years, earned garden of the month recognition from the Spirit of the Woods Garden Club.
Farmington Hills homeowner says Consumers Energy dug a hole in his front yard and never came back
David Cavanaugh says a Consumers Energy crew dug a hole estimated at 4 to 5 feet deep and 6 feet wide in his front yard more than a year ago and never returned to fix it.
Detroit benefit concert will raise money for Palestinian amputees
A Detroit benefit concert this weekend will raise money to provide prosthetic limbs, rehabilitation, and long-term medical care for Palestinians injured in Gaza and the West Bank.…
Massive data center wins local tax break — but 9 times smaller than requested
‘The Barn’ asked Saline Township for a $147M tax break, after boosting the data center’s value by 9 times from the original request. The township OK’d a cut — but dialed back the …
Manistee County Fair sets grandstand events, free entry and parking
Manistee County Fair will offer free entry and parking, plus grandstand events from horse pulls to demo derby and racing.
Detroit Lions Foundation surprises Roseville High School football team with new equipment
Helmets, shoulder pads and football equipment can cost families hundreds of dollars, but the Detroit Lions Foundation stepped in to make sure that cost doesn't keep Roseville stud…
How Detroit made AEW’s Excalibur a true Sicko
Excalibur talks about growing up a wrestling fan in Detroit, AEW’s rise and the origins of its “Sicko” culture. The post How Detroit made AEW’s Excalibur a true Sicko appeared fir…