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A live grenade was discovered Saturday inside a vehicle in the parking lot of the Michigan State Police Flint Post. Bomb squad experts removed it safely, and there was no public danger

A quick guide to the three main ways to camp in Michigan—and what to expect from each one.

Bell’s is debuting this year's Oberon Eclipse, a raspberry wheat twist, with its first-ever all ages silent disco in Kalamazoo. Dance, sip, and be the first to try it.

Michigan’s spongy moth infestations keep returning, shredding oaks and aspens while dropping frass across backyards statewide.

A 1951 cartoon blends humor and education about Michigan, featuring a scared pine tree and a catchy tune about the auto industry.

Supermoons, meteor showers, and crisp skies: these stunning celestial events will light up Michigan to close out 2025.

The Clapp Family found a mastodon in their field. Starting in September 130+ bones go on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. See it up close!

Benton Harbor’s Whirlpool is in the spotlight with hip-hop legend Big Boi, releasing a washer that sings So Fresh, So Clean in a rare national sweepstakes.

20,000 cars cross daily—but on Labor Day morning, traffic will be at a standstill.

Mark your calendars, folks—Costco’s taking a breather this Labor Day, but it’s just a short pit stop, not a permanent exit.

From cars to crunch, Michigan's inventions have shaped our everyday lives in ways we often overlook. Let’s dig into some surprising origins.

A West Michigan man, Gabe Unick, has been practicing sumo wrestling for 10 years. After winning a national championship, he will now represent the United States at the World Sumo Championship in Thailand

Some familiar names from your childhood are ready to come back into your life. From video games to soda, here are a few notable brands you can expect to have huge returns this year.

Miller’s Bar in Dearborn has been serving the same beloved burger since 1941, earning the title of Michigan’s most historic burger joint.

From August 15 to September 1, police across Michigan will be cracking down on drunk and high drivers.

Byron Center will host a record-breaking cake walk Sept. 6, combining community fun, sweet treats, and support for local mental health and Special Olympics athletes.

Graphic scenes of violence and death made “The 99” one of the most controversial haunted houses ever to visit Michigan.