While it goes overlooked, this Detroit suburb offers visitors delicious choices for food and a wonderful park where the ...

Howell's American Legion Post 141 is again partnering with Two Men And A Truck on its annual "Movers for Military Stuff a ...

Waymo is starting to test autonomous vehicles in Detroit as it leads up to launching its ride-hailing service locally before ...

These 10 charming towns offer budget-friendly living and small-town appeal perfect for your golden years! Perched on the northern shore of Lake Michigan, Escanaba offers affordable retirement living ...

Middle Michigan Development Corporation (MMDC) is “excited to host” Coming Home Middle Michigan, a free community event designed to connect local employers with recent graduates, remote workers, and ...

WYOMING, Mich. — Michigan's first Bojangles restaurant is set to open before the end of 2025. The North-Carolina chain already has locations in 21 states, and is planning a major expansion. Bojangles, ...

East Lansing — Researchers with Michigan State University's College of Engineering contend that they've solved one of the most persistent problems facing Michigan — potholes. And not just potholes, ...

Michigan libraries and First Amendment groups are urging the public to take a stand against censorship and read a banned book this week. Banned Books Week, which ends Saturday, Oct. 11, is themed ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The first week of bow hunting season is complete, but the the number of hunters taking advantage of the season is trending down, according to the Michigan Department of Natural ...

MID-MICHIGAN (WJRT) - As the government shutdown continues into its eighth day, families across Mid-Michigan are increasingly worried about the longevity of their food benefits. Programs like WIC and ...

First of three articles about Michigan communities organizing to stop the construction of energy-intensive computing facilities. The Huron River winds through parks and wooded areas in eastern ...

LANSING, MI — The new 2026 state budget includes roughly $50 million in earmarks to local governments around Michigan to upgrade water and sewer systems, rebuild dams, build trails and expand parks.