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Looking for a great road trip food stop? Once again, Lovefood says 76th Street Truck Stop Diner in Byron Center is the best roadside restaurant in Michigan.

Hurricane Beryl aftermath: Michigan on flood alert as Midwest expects sustained rainfall. Great Log Jam of 1883 revisited in face of rising river levels.

A cherished Flint favorite has just been honored, and residents can’t stop talking about the delicious burgers and welcoming atmosphere.

A 19-year-old shopper at Michigan’s Southland Mall was stabbed after a woman’s card got declined inside Kids Foot Locker. The suspect was arrested at the scene.

A Michigan man was arrested after driving drunk the wrong way on I-75 with two young kids in the car.

Henry Ford Genesys Hospital is implementing its proposed contract after months of failed talks with striking nurses.

A popular ice cream brand has been recalled in Michigan, and eating it could cause serious illness.

Imagine a future where robotaxis navigate Detroit's icy streets—Waymo is paving the way, but can they handle Michigan's winter weather?

Pine Knob in Clarkston is gearing up for the annual Magic of Lights holiday attraction.

The Michigan House just approved a bill that would stop DNR officers from entering private property without a search warrant.

The fate of four investigators hangs in the balance as Genesee County debates funding.

It's a battle of the pies! Let's dig into which states prefer which classic Thanksgiving dessert.

Michigan could be looking at its first real snowfall of the season as a cold blast moves in. Some areas may see a few inches, while others just get flakes, before temps bounce back.

WalletHub’s study places Michigan last in hardest-working states, struggling with low work hours, few engaged employees, and high households with no workers.

Owosso's food scene is about to get even more interesting. A local favorite is making a big move downtown—let’s see what’s cooking!

Early Wednesday morning, a shooting at a Michigan manufacturing plant in Almont triggered a police response.

Imagine savoring a meal with your eyes closed, where taste takes center stage and every bite is an adventure.

A tragic situation unfolded at the Mackinac Bridge after a person jumped and did not survive. This comes just weeks after a similar incident at the Zilwaukee Bridge where the individual lived.

A nationwide listeria outbreak tied to ready to eat pasta meals has killed six people, including one here in Michigan. The pasta products were sold at major grocery stores like Kroger, Trader Joe’s, Walmart, and Sprouts.

A lot of people thought this classic diner chain was toast in Michigan, but it turns out they are not done yet.

A northern Michigan man now faces torture and unlawful‑imprisonment charges after police say he held a woman and her child captive in his home for months.