Rochester's Fire & Ice Festival Set For Jan. 17-19
The event packs even more meaning this year as the first festival of Oakland County's 200th year.
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The event packs even more meaning this year as the first festival of Oakland County's 200th year.
The mother now faces the chance of life in prison without parole. She's being held without bond.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and state legislators want to double Michigan's recycling rate to 30% by 2025 and ultimately reach 45% annually.
There are now 27 active adult-use licenses in the state as of Jan. 7. Here's a list.
You will be able to try a sausage version of the product when it arrives at some Michigan Burger King restaurants later this month.
The first public hearing will be Wednesday, Jan. 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. in the LV Eberhard Center Room EC 215 at Grand Valley State University.
The plan is to have the Batmobile finished by May.
Visitor restrictions will remain in effect until further notice.
The family, originally from China, came to the United States in 2014.
Make the most of the beginning of 2020 with these family-friendly events to spice up the winter season.
It happened in a parking lot near the intersection of 23 Mile Road and Shelby.
Just days into the New Year, rabies continues to spread in Michigan, now into a new city. Here's how to protect yourself and your pets.
It all started with a server in small-town Michigan. Then a New Kid on the Block took the challenge national.
As of late Monday morning, police had no suspects in custody.
Officials said the tests will evaluate the contamination level. Results were expected within weeks.
Here's a look at the big changes coming to the Michigan Attorney General's Office in 2020.
Colorful Quadrantid meteors could fly at 120 shooting stars an hour during the shower's brief peak. Here's how to see it in Michigan.
A home on Lake Michigan is a total loss after it crashed off the top of a bluff on New Year's Eve.
In 2019, the minimum wage was $9.45. Here's what it is now.
The discussion will include resources, warning signs and other helpful information.
21 states allow an employer to decline to hire someone based on their nicotine use, according to the company, and it will implement the policy in those states as of February 1.
Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that our state ranks near the bottom for most alcohol related deaths.
You cannot see, smell or taste radon, and there are no short-term side effects. However, long-term exposure to radon increases the risk of developing lung cancer.
It's never a bad idea to start the New Year on a generous note.
AAA offers to take people and their cars home on New Year's Eve.
