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Carmine Agnello has until Monday (August 10) to donate a kidney to his ailing mother, Victoria Gotti, or report to prison to begin his 15-month sentence.

Long before Taylor Sheridan created 'Yellowstone,' he played Danny Boyd on 'Veronica Mars.' Here's a look at the surprisingly goofy role you probably forgot.

The pop star and Olympian have broken up, but conflicting reports about who ended their relationship have raised questions about what went wrong.

The former Tallahassee mayor is back behind bars after allegedly missing a drug test and testing positive for meth during a court appearance.

If driving the Mackinac Bridge makes you nervous, you’re not alone. There’s actually a program where someone will drive your car across for you.

Trapper Joe's has been around since 1946, and Back to the Bricks 2026 gives it one more reason to be the place to be in Burton this August.

Bavarian Blast Waterpark in Frankenmuth is turning off the lights, cranking up the music, and letting adults take over the slides after dark.

Several Michigan beaches are dealing with closures or advisories right now. Here’s what to know before heading to the water this weekend.

A new report says Taco Bell’s parent company talked with Michigan officials weeks before customers were warned about the parasite linked to lettuce.

Michigan’s massive cyclospora outbreak appears to be slowing down, and state health officials are lifting their broad recommendation to avoid bagged salad mixes.

Kellie Rowe is leaving FOX 2 Detroit, saying the decision wasn’t easy but that she knew it was time to make a change.

Believe it or not, Michigan's corn fields could be making your summer feel even hotter. Here's what "corn sweats" are and why they're very real.

Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid are reportedly married after quietly exchanging vows in a private ceremony, though neither star has confirmed the report.

Kensington Metropark is about to host one of the biggest events in professional disc golf — and it's happening right in Michigan's backyard.

The Flint Brick Convention brings LEGO Masters stars, incredible displays, hands-on building, and family fun to the Dort Financial Center this month.

Michigan’s Hands-Free Law still applies when drivers are stopped at a red light, in traffic, or at a stop sign.

Did anyone think it would last this long? Well, it has, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight.

You might hear “cyberattack on water systems” and immediately worry about your faucet. But Michigan officials say your water is still safe.

The 2026 Genesee County Fair will feature country, hip-hop, a rodeo, demolition derbies and plenty more in Mt. Morris.

Newly released 911 dispatch audio sheds light on the emergency response that led to Perez Hilton's hospitalization, revealing a clearer timeline of what unfolded that night.

The zoo said the loss has been especially difficult for its animal care and veterinary teams, who did everything possible to save him.

A Hawaiian BBQ spot just landed in Michigan — and the plate lunches alone are worth talking about.

A tragic crash in Grand Blanc has claimed the life of recent Flushing graduate Caleb Metcalf, a standout student-athlete remembered by classmates, coaches, and teachers as a humble leader with an incredibly bright future.

A longtime family-owned Michigan furniture retailer is closing two Metro Detroit showrooms while keeping its Novi and Farmington Hills locations open.

Summer is winding down, and students across Genesee County are getting ready to head back to class. Here's when every local public school district begins the 2026-2027 school year.

A new Mediterranean spot just landed in Waterford Township, and they're giving away free entrées to the first 50 people through the door — three days in a row.

Can Michigan police search your phone during a traffic stop? Here's what the law says about warrants, consent, and the situations where officers may legally access your device.

The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a stir in the culinary world.

The celebrity blogger was hospitalized after authorities responded to a mental health crisis at his Miami home. His representatives later addressed the situation.

A 73-year-old Macomb County man has become the first $1 million winner playing the Michigan Lottery's new Cash Train scratch-off game—and says he's now "set for life."