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About 8,200 Michigan residents received enhanced IDs and licenses with incorrect information and stock photos.

Bryan Cranston is heading to Grand Rapids this fall for ArtPrize, bringing his tequila brand along for the ride.

Weston Elementary is in lockdown and For-Mar is closed as police respond to an armed domestic assault.

Flint's New Jesters got a permanent reminder of the man who built it into something special over four decades running the place.

Millions of birds will migrate over Michigan tonight, prompting a lights-out request across the state.

Creatures of the Woods is coming, and organizers are promising monsters, legendary creatures and terrifying cryptids lurking along the wooded route.

The MAC is appealing Michigan’s controversial win over Western Michigan, arguing replay protocol was mishandled and WMU should be recognized as the winner.

Michigan deer hunters have a new way to tag their harvest in 2026, but switching from traditional paper tags is completely optional.

Some people make a huge difference in their community without ever asking for recognition.

Raising Cane's just landed in Saginaw County with hand-breaded chicken cooked fresh to order and their signature sauce.

Vecino in Midtown Detroit just landed on the New York Times' list of best Mexican restaurants in the country. Two years in, they're already making waves.

Michigan is getting ready to test a new road fee based on how many miles you drive. Here’s what drivers should know about the plan.

General Motors is expanding in-car camera and recording technology on select vehicles. The features are designed for security and convenience, but they are also raising questions about passenger privacy and consent.

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.