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From Tesla snobs to left-lane loafers, Michigan drivers have had enough. Here are the top 5 things triggering road rage in the Mitten.

Ticks are crashing Michigan’s summer scene: Lyme disease is up 168% in five years. From backyard lawns to hiking trails, learn why—and how to outsmart these blood‑thirsty pests.

"Jerry is rolling over in his grave," one longtime Deadhead lamented.

It's scenic, paved, and officially among the top 3 longest paved trails in the U.S. Here’s what makes it so special.

"Paul was a lovely person and good mate," the band said.

Many of the scene's biggest bands caught lightning in a bottle on their first try.

Family and friends led a procession through the streets of his childhood hometown.

Without Guy, it's hard to say if these artists would have become who they did.

Over 1,000 pounds of fully cooked ground beef is being recalled after metal pieces were found in the product. The beef was sold in Michigan and four other states.

Get weird in the best way at A Festival of Oddities! Explore macabre oddities, true crime books, and tasty food trucks in Charlotte, Michigan.

Where did the truckers sleep after eating at Williams' Truck Stop? Right here...

Michigan’s Adventure will close its 2025 season early on Sept. 1, canceling its Tricks & Treats Fall Fest. Passholders can visit Cedar Point instead.

Visiting people pass by this building every winter, not realizing what is inside...

From weddings to wild hyper-realistic cakes, Not So Bland Cakes is getting a new home in East Lansing. Here's what to expect from this exciting new bakery.

Adultery laws in the U.S. might surprise you—some states treat cheating like a serious crime, while others are softening their stance. Let’s break it down.

He later formed the NWOBHM band More and briefly sang in a reformed Sweet.

Fireflies or lightning bugs? Discover what most people in Michigan call them and why the name might depend on your local weather patterns.

After a four‑year DNR undercover bust on alleged feral Russian boars at Ted Nugent’s Sunrize Acres, a judge ruled they’re domestic pigs—not invasive. Nugent was cleared while other farms face DNA testing or removal.