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Michigan’s Amish communities welcome visitors, but respect and etiquette matter.

From restaurants shaped like UFOs to those serving mouth-watering menu items we need in the U.S., here is a look at fascinating McDonald's locations from around the world.

Just like 2025, early tornado outbreaks are putting Michigan on track for a busy season.

Seriously, you need to stop doing these things before no one shows up the next time you invite people over for a cookout.

The Flint community is mourning the loss of George from Jester’s, a beloved local business owner who spent more than four decades building relationships and making customers feel like family.

An unexpected equipment failure caused another outage in Mundy Township, leaving many residents frustrated heading into Memorial Day weekend.

The wrestler is facing a battery charge following an alleged confrontation with a neighbor inside his apartment building.

A decapitated goat, headless birds, and dead fish have been found dumped at a Michigan cemetery multiple times, and police say the case may involve cult activity.

Every Thursday night, Fenton transforms into a musical hub, where local talent meets summer vibes. Grab your lawn chair and settle in for a night under the stars.

Michigan is cracking down on invasive species by banning the sale of six plants and trees, including the infamous Bradford pear tree known for its terrible smell.

Summer just got a lot cooler with Dunkin's new Beverage Buckets—perfect for those long beach days and backyard barbecues.

At military funerals, the folding of the flag is a solemn ritual. It’s more than just a flag; it’s a heartfelt tribute to a life dedicated to service.

Planet Fitness is bringing back its High School Summer Pass program, giving teens ages 14 to 19 free access to the gym all summer long.

Eastern Market will be buzzing on June 14th as Vernors fans gather to celebrate a soda that’s part of Michigan’s heart.

After more than 30 years on CBS, The Late Show airs its final episode tonight. Stephen Colbert reflected on memorable moments, including a bizarre Michigan-inspired character that bombed with viewers.

Memorial Day became a federal holiday in 1971. Here is a look at how Americans have celebrated through the years while also honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

If you've ever seen strange foam floating along a Michigan shoreline, health officials say it's best to stay away. Some lake and river foam can contain PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals."

Hell has not frozen over, but it is for sale. Hell, Michigan near Pinckney is officially on the market, complete with charm, quirks, and plenty of attention.

Costco shoppers in Michigan may want to check their kitchens and patios after recalls involving electric kettles and patio swings sold in recent years.

Downtown Fenton will be missing a familiar sight this summer after the city confirmed the trolley system will not operate this season.

A Michigan couple says they were shocked after checking their security camera and allegedly catching their landlord having sex inside their Westland rental home while they were away at the hospital.

A Social District is officially coming to downtown Davison this summer, allowing visitors to grab drinks from participating businesses and walk around downtown within designated boundaries.

Severe thunderstorms with winds topping 70 mph swept across Michigan Monday, leaving behind flipped planes, damaged buildings, fallen trees, and widespread power outages.

Get ready, music lovers! Pine Knob is set to ignite the summer with a lineup that promises to bring nostalgia and new hits alive.

Gretna Van Fleet, the Michigan woman who inspired the name of the rock band Greta Van Fleet, has died at age 95.

Oxford will host a memorial garden event May 24 honoring students lost in the 2021 school shooting.

Little Caesars is stirring up nostalgia with a fan-favorite drink that’s back for a short while, giving pizza lovers a refreshing twist.

Flint has survived economic crashes, factory closures, and the water crisis, but some local businesses and organizations have survived it all.

Two inmates died just four days apart inside Michigan’s only women’s prison, and now serious questions are being raised about conditions, healthcare, and what really happened inside the facility.

A fresh coffee spot is brewing in Flint Township, promising quick service and endless drink options for those on the go.