Michigan’s in for a wet, windy weekend as two storms combine right over the state. Expect bursts of rain, strong gusts, and a sudden cool-down after Saturday’s warmth.
Dozens of Fenton residents woke up to find their cars rummaged through earlier this month. Police arrested three Flint suspects and recovered multiple stolen items.
A small jet crashed near Lansing Thursday evening, killing all three people on board. The FAA and local police are investigating what caused the tragedy.
Trains are finally returning to Detroit’s Michigan Central Station—kind of. The new stop will sit just west of the iconic building and connect to Canada.
Talks continue between Teamsters Local 332 and Henry Ford Health as a strike at Genesys Hospital stretches into week seven. Both sides met again Wednesday, but little progress has been made.
Campbell’s Soup is suing a Michigan congressional candidate, claiming her “Soup4Change” campaign branding mimics the company’s iconic red-and-white cans and falsely suggests endorsement.
Drivers in Genesee County can expect delays on I-69 starting Wednesday as MDOT begins lane closures for a massive $33.3 million bridge project that will stretch into 2027.
As a kid, anything slightly scary can give you the heebie-jeebies, but there were some especially creepy movies back in the '90s that had us hiding under our covers.
The Howling Haunted Trail in Fenton is one of Michigan’s scariest attractions. Brave a mile-long haunted trail filled with creepy creatures, then relax with drinks, games, tarot readings, and food at the spooky midway.
It’s been a long summer for Michigan drivers heading through Saginaw, but traffic on I-75 over the Zilwaukee Bridge is finally back to normal after early completion of the maintenance project.
Michigan State Police rescued a deer trapped in a wrought iron fence in Spring Arbor Township. Using a floor jack and careful handling, troopers freed the animal safely.
Michigan police are warning about a disturbing new TikTok prank using AI to create fake photos of intruders in homes. Officials say the trend could spark panic or dangerous reactions.