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Meet Lansing’s New Morning Routine on 97.5 NOW FM
Lansing mornings just got louder and funnier on 97.5 NOW FM with Phone Taps on the 20s, Second Date Updates, and the Shock Collar Question. It’s pop culture, drama, and rapid-fire laughs.
Michigan State Names Interim Athletic Director After J Batt Exit
Michigan State has named Jon Palumbo its interim athletic director following J Batt’s departure for the University of Kentucky.
The Former Air Park Speedway, Fennville: 1952-1963
With customers being lured away by a competing track, the Air Park Speedway closed shortly after hosting two successful jazz festivals...
The End of the Cadillac & Lake City Railway:1964-1971
These 23-mile sightseeing trips lasted an all-too-short short seven years. Here's some brief info on the Cadillac & Lake City Railway that ran from the counties of Wexford to Missaukee....
The Office Star Kate Flannery Is Coming to Lansing for a Special Night
Lansing is getting a little taste of Scranton this July. The Office star Kate Flannery is visiting Jackson Field for Lugnuts Sitcom Night, where fans can meet Meredith Palmer herself.
This Wild Grand Rapids Bakery May Be Serving Up Michigan’s Best Cinnamon Rolls
A Grand Rapids bakery with an unforgettable name is serving gigantic cinnamon rolls that have sold out every weekend since opening—and they're absolutely worth the trip.
How Squirrels and Wildlife Knock Out Power in Michigan
Squirrels and other animals cause a surprising number of Michigan power outages by getting into lines, transformers, and substations.
Lake Michigan Had a Rare Earthquake, So Why Were There No Waves?
Lake Michigan had a rare earthquake closer to Illinois and Indiana than Michigan, but no damage or waves were reported.
Former Michigan Football Staffer Sues University Over Sherrone Moore Records
A former Michigan football staffer is suing the university over records tied to the investigation that led to Sherrone Moore’s firing.
The Remains of Omard, a Ghost Town in Sanilac County
A church and old general store (yeah, and a cemetery) are the only things left of this Sanilac County village...
Don't Be Fooled: The 1679 'Le Griffon' Shipwreck is Still Lost
There have been divers who legitimately thought they found the wreck, others were hoaxes, but 'Le Griffon' has remained lost in the Great Lakes since 1679...
Michigan Residents Are Getting Fake Amazon Job Offer Texts
A fake Amazon hiring text scam is making its way across Michigan. Here’s how to spot the warning signs and what to do if you receive one.
Dirty Jobs Host Mike Rowe Recalls Terrifying Mackinac Bridge Moment
During a Michigan Dirty Jobs episode, Mike Rowe says he realized he was atop the Mackinac Bridge without being clipped in.
Michigan Has Two Fox Species and the Gray One Is Hard to Find
Michigan has both red foxes and gray foxes, but the DNR says gray foxes may be much harder to find than expected.
MSU President Stays In East Lansing With $1.5 Million Deal
MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz is staying in East Lansing, and his new contract includes a $1.5 million salary, vehicle access and limited aircraft use.
From Old U.P. Mine to Tourist Attraction: Copperama, 1960-1970s
What to do with an old copper mine that has played out its use? Turn it into a tourist trap. Here's an old one in the U.P. that's long gone...
Lansing’s New Social Shift Has Something Happening Every Night at One North
One North is making it easier to get together with friends thanks to The Social Shift, a new nightly lineup featuring trivia, crafts, live music, reality TV watch parties and more.
Built in 1847: Lansing's Oldest, Still-Standing House
It was built for a Senator who was a major force in making Lansing the state capital. Here's a look and some info on Lansing's oldest, still-standing house...