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Michigan may not be Tornado Alley, but this is a pretty serious reminder that severe weather here can turn dangerous fast.

From pizza joints to steakhouses, here are the chain restaurants saying goodbye to locations in 2026.

A Tuscola County man's monthly lottery habit just paid off with a million-dollar Lotto 47 win at a gas station he rarely visits.

Brighton's hosting a free blues festival this September with live music, food trucks, and a barbecue contest running Friday and Saturday.

The Flint Journal will print its final newspaper this December. I spent a lot of time there as a kid while my dad worked at the paper, so yeah... this one feels a little weird.

After over 30 years sitting idle, the Boblo Boat is finally welcoming visitors back aboard this spring in Detroit.

Twenty food trucks are rolling into Frankenmuth for one last hurrah this September, and the disco theme means you should dust off those bell bottoms.

Teams of four crack a real-world Clue mystery at a historic Muskegon mansion. First to solve it wins.

Frankenmuth's Oktoberfest holds a unique distinction: it's the first fest outside Munich to get official blessing from the original celebration.

AmonRa St. Brown is getting his own Red Bull can in Michigan. Once they're gone, that's it.

Saginaw families get free pizza, books, and meal bags at Mobile Monday this week at the rec complex.

BurgerFi is bringing its second Michigan spot to Ypsilanti this fall, joining the Northville location already serving the state.

Michigan’s Adventure is changing ownership in a $331 million park sale.

If you're not visiting these National Parks in the fall, you're really missing out.

The Machine Shop in Flint is packing September with nine concerts featuring everyone from Alien Ant Farm to Machine Head.

After six years on West Pierson Road, Prime Eight Ten is closing its doors for good this August in Flint.

Family behind beloved Lapeer Mexican restaurant bringing El Patrón to Davison this year. Watch for opening announcements on their Facebook page.

A court ruling changed how Michigan handles panhandling laws.

The Genesee County Fair is underway, but before heading into the grandstand, make sure you know which items have to stay home.

Two months of construction starts this week at the Fenton rest stop. Water main upgrades are necessary for the facility.

Michigan Lottery players can now cash bigger winning tickets at retailers across the state, thanks to a new change that’s already in effect.