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Here's what life looks like in the smallest city in each state.

The Imperial Mill is a 178-year-old former grist mill turned private residence with a waterfall, exposed red wood throughout, and a history tied to a Gerald R. Ford. It's listed at $725,000.

Despite finishing with an 11-25 record, the Gold's best year yet came off the court, topping charts in gate receipts and partnership sales while earning the league's top franchise honor.

A new 32-foot digital sign outside Pine Knob Music Theater is drawing mixed reactions from residents and concert fans.

Michigan lawmakers are advancing legislation that would permanently establish the state's free school meals program.

From the unique way we point out Michigan on a map to our love-hate relationship with Ohio, there’s a lot to say about Michiganders.

Before heading into the Great Lakes, Michigan beachgoers should understand the state's warning flags and buoyed swim areas.

Did you know Lansing has a Japanese garden and koi pond? I didn't either until a social media rabbit hole led me to one of the city's prettiest hidden spots.

Imagine spotting a yellow cardinal in Bath Township—talk about a holiday miracle! This rare bird has birdwatchers buzzing with excitement.

The buzz around the Red Wings captain is heating up—frustration and trade rumors swirl amid a decade-long playoff drought. What does this mean for the team?

The legendary sitcom Seinfeld ran for 180 episodes over nine seasons, airing from July 5, 1989, to May 14, 1998. Its very first pilot episode includes a surprising connection to Lansing, Michigan.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is no stranger to death threats. A Hawaii resident allegedly sent messages saying he would kill her and others when he came to Lansing.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

A Kalamazoo family transforms their front stoop into stunning seasonal designs, and visiting is completely free.

John Ball Zoo gave a grieving family a free year membership after their mother passed away from pancreatic cancer before they could ever pick up their membership cards.

Kobold’s Kitchen is now open in Grand Rapids’ former Fat Boy building, blending 800 board games with a global comfort food menu after nearly a year of renovations.

Summer is here and the water is warming up, so Michigan families are getting boats and personal watercraft back on the water. For parents, it’s a good time to understand teen watercraft safety and rules.