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There is under two weeks left until the holiday shopping season is over, and if you have gotten all of your shopping done or not, you will want to avoid these that get re-gifted every year.

The South West Action Group is working to give the corner a new reputation.

The idiocy that is impeachment continues at a breakneck speed except that the Democrats to end the brakes last night so they can be well rested before they go in front of the cameras again today.

Are we Yankees or Midlanders? Or NONE of the above?

Seconds count, and Mr. Barter and Mrs. Venne's quick thinking and actions saved this young man's life.

David Morantes was injured 11 years ago in an automobile accident which caused him to have one leg and one arm amputated. He has since developed and directs the amputee peer mentoring program at STAR Rehab where he receives services related to his amputations caused by the auto accident.

Commissioner of Major League Baseball, Rob Manfred says that 22 teams are going to expand their protective netting in ballparks in the 2020 season.

If you're a fan of cookie dough, as well as Lucky Charms, you are probably going to love this.

First marijuana was made legal in Michigan and now it's legal to gamble online and bet on sporting events.

The Federal Communications Commission has decided to make the suicide hotline a 3 digit number.

I am pretty sure the appearance of Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee is not going to help prop up those numbers at all. In fact, it looks like they might get a whole lot worse.

Lawmakers are hoping that expanding the law will lead to more participation.

It's going to be a record breaker this Christmas in Michigan. 

This Friday the 13th could be your lucky day.

Winter is almost here, and that means that flu season is here too. If you want to make sure you and your family don't get sick, here are some helpful tips.

The company reached a deal with federal authorities to repay 42 million dollars.

The Diocese plans to review its parishes operations in 2020.