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After UofM defeated Ohio State, they climbed the ranks of the Big Ten all the way to second-best. Now their home, Ann Arbor, ranks the same in U.S. college towns.

Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald has formally filed charges of involuntary manslaughter against the parents of the 15-year-old who brought a gun to Oxford High School and opened fire on students and staff Tuesday.

Recommendations for land acquisitions and projects for 2022 have been made.

New data from the Michigan government shows that the vast majority of COVID-19 patients with severe symptoms are unvaccinated.

As part of the Workforce Opportunity Act of 2018, Michigan's minimum wage is going up in just a few weeks. Find out how much the minimum wage will be.

Beginning in the 1870s, Michigan's "magnetic, healing waters" brought people from all over the country to get healed and healthy. Here's some info and plenty of photos!

This anxiety-inducing video shows a car being violently dragged down the highway with people inside.

Thomas Edison spent the major part of his childhood in Michigan. Location, photos, and info are here...

Here's where you can donate to help the community and the victims of the Oxford High School shooting.

I am a fan of a good trip around Michigan. The bad part, however, is that Michigan is a tourist trap in some locations.

The December night sky will dazzle with 7 meteor showers, the Cold Moon, Winter Solstice, and a Christmas star.

To address the increase in fatal crashes the state of Michigan is stepping up speed enforcement

Sparrow is urging patients wanting to get a COVID-19 test to register by an appointment.

Canada's already tapping into federal syrup reserves (yes, it's a thing) but could MI's maple syrup production keep us from having dry pancakes this winter?

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced Thursday the return of the classic Blue (and Maize) license plate, terming it a "resident favorite".

So, what are the bugs to watch out for in winter?

"Michigan Stands Together." That was the headline underlined in Michigan Governor, Gretchen Whitmer's message regarding the Oxford High School shooting. The governor appeared on social media platforms to speak to the hearts of Michiganders.

According to the tentative agreement, a new five-year contract would be implemented which would cover 1,400 employees