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This is a study I can not relate to, and you can ask the three laundry bins of unfolded clothes under my bed and on my reclining chair too.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has extended COVID-19 related restrictions through May 24 and tightened mask rules for young children.

The science dictates to us when students can safely return to school.

Kroger has begun to step us their delivery game.

This Saturday, April 17th the Michigan Unemployment Extended Benefits program is coming to an end.
On the plus side, companies everywhere are hiring like crazy! This to me is actually a good sign. If the extended benefits program is coming to an end then the unemployment rate must be slowly coming ba…

The economic stimulus, extended unemployment benefits, and the pandemic have created the perfect storm for scammers to take advantage of the unprepared.

How many times does the state of Michigan in any capacity demand...

Maple Rapids, one of Clinton County's oldest communities, was home to one of Michigan's most historic bridges. Click in for old photos and details!

With a population of just under 8,000, it has all the characteristics of true small town America.

The Michigan DNR rewarded two anonymous tipsters for their part in catching three elk poachers. The tipsters received a $1,000 reward and split it.

Now these scams are moving close to home according to fox47news.com. Friday night a woman in DeWitt Township was called by a blocked number.

If you haven't gone back either, you're actually not alone.

The Better Business Bureau is warning Michigan residents about a website that claims to specialize in the sale of monkeys and birds.

For more than a decade the Gillespie Group has been actively investing and redeveloping downtown Lansing

The body of a Michigan man who was swept off a pier into Lake Michigan last month has been recovered.

Not much seems to be written about this small town, but at least I was able to gather up some old photos. CLICK IN and take a look!

That would be a great question for a real reporter to ask instead of a radio talk show host and political pundit.

A now-former employee of the State of Michigan is being accused of coming up with an elaborate scheme to siphon money from state accounts. State investigators say 49-year-old Joseph Pettit got away with it for several years. His time ran out with his arrest.