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A new proposal in Lansing could allow legal gun owners in Michigan to carry a concealed pistol without first getting a permit.

The guitar virtuoso tells UCR about the 'bold steps' that they took on the updated classic for FIFA World Cup 2026

After 50-plus years and thousands of shows, the shock-rock legend is still shaking things up.

He also explains who finally convinced him to back down.

Michigan's Jeff Daniels stunned Colbert with his odd pita-peanut butter-chips-BBQ sandwich fave.

Video of Pontiac teacher yelling profanities at students goes viral, leading to her dismissal amid parent demands for change.

You wouldn't want any of these coming into your house to drop off eggs while your family is asleep.

Officials have plans for more public art, and it got me thinking about which hometown names should be next

We often hear stories of energetic grandparents who skydive, travel, and stay active well into their retirement years. However, a grandmother in Michigan recently passed away, with authorities linking her death to cocaine use.

A 102-year-old Pearl Harbor veteran was honored at center court before Michigan State’s final home game. Spartans forward Jaxon Kohler is his great-great-grandson.

There are clearly rules for boats and kayaks on the Grand River, but does that mean they can hang out in the water near the Acrisure Amphitheater during a concert?

Authorities say skeletal remains discovered in dense woods near US-131 in February have been identified as Scott Weldon, a 61-year-old Plainfield Township man reported missing in 2023.

See if you can identify these other famous TV homes.

Taylor Decker, a cornerstone of the Detroit Lions offensive line for a decade, says he’s ready to move on. The surprising announcement comes just days after other major roster changes.

The guitarist has well-documented ties to the Van Halen universe.

Two West Michigan men and a teen were arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle drugs into a prison in the Upper Peninsula.

it's a first for Northern Michigan. The Donut and Beer Festival arrives in Traverse City June 13, 5–10 p.m., with hundreds of donuts, craft drinks, live music, and activities for everyone.

Consumers Energy has reached a deal to sell 13 hydroelectric dams in Michigan for $1 each. The power company says it will tear down the dams if the state doesn't approve the sale.