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For those who grew up in the 1970s and liked bowling, you probably remember the TV show called 'Bowling for Dollars.' The show was produced locally in Detroit.

If you loved Unknown Number, don’t miss these other Michigan-based true crime documentaries streaming now on Netflix, Hulu, and Prime.

Before alternative became mainstream, college rock was holding it down for the left of the dial bands. Look back at the best albums of the college rock era.

Tune in to 'All Access PD: Grand Rapids' for an unprecedented look at local law enforcement. The first episode dives into a murder investigation, airing April 8.

A new Investigation Discovery TV show follows the GRPD, promising "unfiltered footage" and "the most access a documentary film crew has ever had to a police department."

A canceled experiment got a second chance in Ypsilanti, leading to one of MythBusters’ most jaw-dropping moments.

A national television show that's been on the air for over 18 years recently filmed in Grand Rapids!

The band's debut LP, 'Marquee Moon,' helped spearhead the genre.

A few years back, Daniel McKernan quit his job in tech to start an animal sanctuary right here in Michigan. They've saved more than 500 animals in need! The nonprofit was recently featured on Rachel Ray's TV show.

Will Dan Campbell "restore the roar"? Will there be more clips of him talking about biting opponents kneecaps or wanting a real lion at practice? We shall see!

Did you know that the docuseries focusing on the grisly murders in 1970s New York stars a Grand Valley State University graduate?

Fox 17 Morning News will be welcoming a new face soon as veteran Michigan broadcaster Michelle Dunaway is set to join the team.