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I’m always playing dodge the deer in my neighborhood. Turns out, the crash numbers show how all 17 Genesee County townships stack up.

If Michigan lawns look a little shaggier than they did in May, lawn care burnout may be to blame. By September, plenty of homeowners are simply over mowing.

A Grand Blanc man is facing a federal charge after Secret Service investigators say he made threats against President Donald Trump, his family and U.S. government buildings.

Although named in 1899, it took 30 years before Dildine showed up on atlases..... and even then it didn't last very long...

A Gatorade recall affects Michigan and 36 other states because of undeclared food coloring. Here are the products and lot numbers you need to check.

A late night fire has closed Mega Classic Diner in Flint Township, leaving employees and customers wondering when, or if, the restaurant will reopen.

Alligators, turtles, and snakes are among the more than 400 exotic animals a Lapeer County homeowner says are missing. Man, this is a strange one.

If Dort Highway is part of your daily commute, there is finally some good news. The current construction project is expected to wrap up by the end of the week.

Tommy's Express is turning car washes into Halloween scares across Michigan this October. Jump scares included.

A mystery project is rising at I75 and Pierson Road in Flint. That Coming Soon sign says 7Eleven, but nobody can confirm what's actually being built.

Michigan has a new gift card law on the way. Here’s what it covers and why you should take a closer look before grabbing a card off the rack.

The couple is already discussing marriage, but a conversation in couples counseling has her taking a closer look at his comments about her higher income.

Tom Cruise reportedly had Oscar hopes riding on 'Digger,' but the film's disastrous debut has left the actor facing a very different awards-season reality.

Michigan is banning the sale of four trees and shrubs in 2028. But if you already have them in your yard, you don’t have to start digging.

Flint police are asking for the public’s help identifying the driver involved in a fatal hit and run crash on North Dort Highway.

A Kalamazoo estate sale find worth thirty bucks just sold for over a million. Sometimes the best treasures hide in plain sight at these sales.

A verbal altercation reportedly escalated into a shooting on U.S. 131. Two Grand Rapids men were arrested hours later.

Five deaths along Lansing’s River Trail have people worried. Police are looking into whether the cases are connected.

After 19 years serving Flint, Lotus Room Chinese Cuisine is closing its doors for good this October, ending a chapter owner Jack Yang says he never expected to treasure so deeply.

Christa Pike’s long-delayed execution has become a chaotic legal battle as Tennessee fought to carry out the sentence against the only woman on its death row.

Lauren Sánchez Bezos reportedly sees one major challenge left for her husband after conquering business and space: figuring out what comes next.

Summerlands Brewing Company in Holt has temporarily closed after struggling with financial pressures and lower-than-expected sales. The popular brewery and restaurant may not be gone for good.

Bringing firewood into Michigan? A new rule starts in 2027, and even wood from your own out of state property is covered.

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

A burn permit doesn’t mean you can burn leaves. These ten Genesee County communities prohibit it, and others may have restrictions, too.

A Clio High School teacher got quite the surprise in front of the entire school, and it came with $75,000 for the school’s skilled trades program.

Spirit Halloween's 44 Michigan locations stock everything you need, from costumes to animatronics. Most residents can hit a store nearby.

Larry Nassar's name has been removed from Michigan's Sex Offender Registry, but the legal decision does not affect his lengthy prison sentences.

Not every Michigan nickname is flattering, but they all say something about the towns that earned them.

When should Michiganders finally turn on the heat? Somewhere between saving money and wearing three blankets, every household has an answer.