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National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day is Saturday. Here’s where Grand Rapids shops are serving breakfast-inspired ice cream and sweet morning deals.

The Winter Games kick off February 6, and several familiar hometowns are being represented on the world stage.

At least three new songs made their tour debut's during My Chemical Romance's show in Argentina. One of them hadn't been played live since 2006.

The Kent County Sheriff's Office has located the missing 13-year-old from Byron Township.

Could it really be coming back?

Ever wondered how all that snow gets handled in the Upper Peninsula? Massive snowbanks in Sault Ste. Marie are moved with snowblowers and dump trucks, showing the full scale of winter snow removal in action.

A Greenville, Michigan, woman was reportedly killed by her ex-husband from Greenville at her Illinois home, where she lived with her new husband.

Authorities have charged a former Michigan government employee with multiple felonies after he allegedly tried to scam elderly women he was entrusted to protect.

Staind have announced a 2026 North American Tour with Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder celebrating 25 years of 'Break the Cycle.'

A massive food recall is shaking up the shelves, with popular brands like Hershey's and Pringles caught in the mix. Stay tuned for the details.

That's quite a lot of bands about to hit the road.

Once closed and falling apart, the Four Star Theater is now welcoming audiences again while restoration work continues.

According to a new study, Michigan parents are struggling as childcare costs soar far beyond what most families earn.

The Grammys may not have included Brent Hinds during the live broadcast of their 'In Memoriam' segment, but he is still mentioned on their website.

Michigan Tigers fans have a new home for the Detroit Tigers’ games.

It's going to be a big year for Motionless in White.

Bojangles officially opened its first Michigan location in Wyoming, adding to West Michigan’s growing fried chicken scene.

Punxsutawney Phil, Woody the Woodchuck and the Whitecaps’ Crash all saw their shadows, signaling six more weeks of winter for Michigan instead of an early spring.