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Michigan is turning up the heat this year with its inaugural two-day hot sauce festival, spicing up the state’s ever-expanding lineup of food and drink celebrations.

From family-friendly retreats to adult-only havens, Michigan's clothing-optional spots invite everyone to embrace their natural side.

Picture this: a bathroom stall, a witty line that makes you chuckle out loud. It’s more than just graffiti; it’s a slice of shared humor.

The "Cowboys From Hell" emerged over Metallica in the championship round.

The band delighted Iron Maiden fans last year with their deep-cut setlists.

Dave Mustaine shared that there's at least one thing he used to miss about being in Metallica and it's the feeling of brotherhood between them.

The year was 1976 and these songs kept up rocking through the bicentennial year.

A 37-3 season and a win over UConn capped off one of the most dominant years college basketball has ever seen.

With outages and stronger storms on the rise, this affordable device is becoming a must-have across the state.

Will you vote for Jimmy Page or Jimi Hendrix as the better guitarist in this week's Chuck's Fight Club Loudwire Nights poll?

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is exploring ways to improve deer hunting in the state and is now considering implementing a possible one-buck rule for the 2027 season.

Longtime Guns N' Roses keyboardist Dizzy Reed recently defended the band's 2008 album 'Chinese Democracy' to 'those who don't understand it.'

You’ve probably seen the viral video of the woman in Muskegon making a bold escape from a police cruiser. Over the weekend, the Easter Bunny pulled off a similar getaway.

Reginald 'Fieldy' Arvizu played two Korn songs and a (hed)p.e. track during a show with Breaking in a Sequence over the weekend.

Keenan shares how the four-star general once was supportive as he decided to leave the military to pursue a career in the arts.

Metallica's No Repeat Weekend comes to an arena with Suicidal Tendencies and Spiritbox.

The 2000s-era reunion of Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Vinny Appice was fairly short-lived, but did leave behind an impressive collection of music.

Corrosion of Conformity's Pepper Keenan shares some of his favorite early reviews of the new double album, 'Good God / Baad Man.'