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Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

That viral escalator video is raising eyebrows and, frankly, a bit of stomach bile. Who knew handrails could be so grimy?

The genre was more than hits and filler.

Phil Ehart, Richard Williams, Kerry Livgren and Dave Hope came together in the state they formed in back in the '70s.

He's slated to begin a big North American tour in just a few days.

There's a grocery revolution happening, and Aldi is leading the charge with ambitious plans that are shaking up the aisles across the country.

From the fruity smells of Lip Smackers before that awkward first kiss to the school supplies that made us a little dizzy, let’s take a nostalgic whiff down memory lane.

The Roxy Music singer has been deftly recording the work of others for decades.

"Other bands have gotten in who aren't even rock 'n' roll," he laments. "I could care less about being in there with John Cougar Mellencamp."

The double-album 'Live in Long Beach' captures a November 1985 concert.

He'll be back on the road next month in support of his latest album, '10,000 Volts.'

It's not a large catalog, but its impact is mighty.

A 3-year-old boy fatally shot himself after finding a loaded gun in his family’s home. His mother is now facing manslaughter charges.

Catching one while fishing is one thing...having it grab your favorite pet is another. Here are some places in Michigan considered to be the best for catfishing...

The Lansing Lugnuts’ 2025 season brought huge crowds, thousands of hot dogs, and plenty of beers. Take a fun look at the numbers behind the season.

The Metal God and the Prince of Darkness trade vocals on a new version of the Black Sabbath classic.

General George Armstrong Custer: The Favorite son of Monroe, Michigan. Rumor says he was smothered by a 300-pound woman.....but only part of that is true...

Lansing’s Dam Jam Music Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary Sept. 25–27 at Rotary Park with 12 Michigan acts, food, and drinks. Admission is free with registration.