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Another new restaurant joins the Lansing-area lineup—Savvy Sliders just opened in Downtown East Lansing.

Oasis and Rush have already made seemingly impossible returns this year. Who could be next?

The drummer shares her feelings about new job with the prog rock legends.

The British heavy metal icons collect their legacy within an impressive new book.

Michigan's most notoriously dangerous highways—I-94, I-75, I-96, and US-131—are begging for accidents. Aggressive speeding, commercial trucks, and distracted drivers make these roads a dangerous nightmare.

They're setting new band milestones out on the road.

A new Michigan law bans tattoo artists from using numbing creams and sprays unless you have a doctor’s prescription. Here’s what it means if you’re planning new ink.

Their last LP with the guitarist and co-founding bassist Duff McKagan dates back to 1993's 'The Spaghetti Incident?'

Over a dozen interpretations of Lennon's iconic anthem of peace.

The Red Rocker shares his thoughts about Diamond Dave's songs and also grades longtime counterpart Michael Anthony as a singer.

Ultimate Classic Rock Nights has your chance to grab a copy of a gripping memoir from the late heavy metal legend.

Frozen spinach sold in Michigan is under recall for Listeria. Check these lot codes and toss or return affected bags and meal kits.

Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers, is likely to see a name change in 2027 following the expected acquisition of Comerica Bank by Fifth Third Bancorp. Here are four potential new names for the ballpark.

Completed just two days before his death, 'Last Rites' is a compelling account of Osbourne's dogged determination to say a proper farewell.

A popular Lansing Cuban eatery is expanding! La Cocina Cubana opens a second location soon.

Simmons' car reportedly "careened across several lanes of traffic" before hitting another vehicle.

“Pure Michigan” had its time, but real Michiganders know better. Here are 11 new, brutally honest slogans celebrating potholes, construction, and chaos—the real Michigan.

Detroit is now the city where residents spend the biggest chunk of their income on groceries. Prices are middling, but low wages make every item hit hard.