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Change is in the air at MSU as President Guskiewicz makes a surprising move to Clemson. What does this mean for the university's future?

Picture this: a 21-year-old making history as the first female welder to represent the U.S. at a global competition. Talk about breaking the mold!

These underrated gems from the 1990s absolutely need to be in your vinyl collection.

An Ortonville man checking his email discovered a routine Powerball subscription turned into a life-changing $1 million pending jackpot.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

Freemasonry in Michigan dates back to 1764, and members follow strict rules around conduct, loyalty, and secrecy.

Last year's catastrophic ice storm took down millions of trees, and now those dried-out downed trees are being blamed for Michigan's elevated wildfire risk this spring.

After being closed for a few years, The Parlor ice cream shop has reopened at Cherry Hill Market in Grand Rapids East Hills neighborhood.

In a touching farewell, one family's beloved dog leaves behind a legacy of love and comfort that touched everyone she met.

Ever thought about the noise your lawnmower makes? Turns out, when you cut grass matters just as much as how!

The Mackinac Bridge isn’t just an engineering marvel, it also relies on a complex power system operating around the clock.

Michigan newlyweds celebrated their wedding by skiing Boyne Mountain during the resort’s historic Memorial Day closing weekend.

Michigan’s 8 Pizza Hut Classic restaurants are going viral as ‘90s nostalgia returns with retro dining, Book It memories, and TikTok buzz.

New Google search data reveals Michigan’s most misspelled word for 2026, and it is far more ordinary than you might expect.

Lansing residents love Big Penny so much that mini versions of the famous truck-munching bridge are popping up all over the city. Here’s where to find them.

From Lansing to Ypsilanti, Michigan beer festivals are back this summer with craft brews, cider, live music, food vendors, and more.

Shoppers are being urged to check their cabinets after a product recall involving a life-threatening allergen.

A pothole so deep you could see the rebar tore through at least six vehicles near the West River Drive exit on US-131 in Comstock Park.