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Many common household products can't legally be tossed in your regular trash. Here's how Greater Lansing residents can safely dispose of hazardous waste for free through the MSU Recycling Center.

According to a new report, the 'Dumb Blonde' host is taking meetings in Los Angeles as she explores a potential series.

Michigan’s 2026 deer season is approaching, with digital tags, U.P. winter concerns, and last year’s harvest broken down by county.

Michigan comes alive in August with barbecue, jazz, classic cars, Renaissance fun and more. Here are eight festivals worth adding to your summer calendar.

A Lansing clerk thought he could get out of military service if he set the state offices on fire. Find out the ironic twist by reading the story...

Gunnisonville once had a handful of businesses; now just an old school, church, and cemetery...

More than 12,000 pounds of Royale and Top Valu bacon are being recalled after entering the U.S. without required federal reinspection. Check the labels and sell-by dates.

After nearly three decades of serving coffee, meals, and memories, Dershey's Cafe in St. Johns has announced it will permanently close.

Salespeople, charities, and political canvassers are treated differently when it comes to Michigan no soliciting signs.

After building this mansion in 1860, the owner died just three years later. Here are photos and info on Marshall's "Honolulu House".....

The water has dried up and replaced by asphalt. This former trout farm in Indian River has been replaced by a coffee shop...

Downtown East Lansing is getting a new 12-story development at the former MSU Bookstore.

While Greater Lansing has welcomed dozens of new restaurants in 2026, several beloved eateries have also closed. Here's a look at every restaurant we've lost so far this year.

HELL Energy Drink offered 666,666 cans to buy Hell, Michigan, a playful proposal valued above the property’s $625,000 asking price. The company later admitted it was not prepared to complete the purchase.

America searched “gaslighting” more than any other definition, but Michigan’s most-searched word was “evidence.”

Michigan’s Cyclospora outbreak has topped 10,000 total cases, but slowing daily reports suggest the worst may be easing.

Some travelers were creeped out by the looks of this roadside stop, thinking it looked like a serial killer lived there. Here's some info...