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East Lansing ranks as the best college town in the Midwest and #6 overall in a new RentCafe study, beating out Ann Arbor and others.

Danone U.S. has voluntarily recalled YoCrunch yogurts nationwide after reports of sharp plastic pieces in the candy-filled dome toppers. The yogurt is safe, but recalled containers with UPCs from July 7–Sept 4 pose a choking hazard.

A Michigan-wide recall alerts consumers to artisan bread with a product mislabeling.

There’s a lone pine tree growing on top of Chapel Rock near Lake Superior in Michigan—and it’s been hanging on since the Revolutionary War.

Another blow to Michigan’s country fans—Country Roads Festival won’t happen in 2025. Refunds promised, and hopes pinned on 2026.

Those comfy cotton shirts could be doing more harm than good in the pool. Let's talk about what to wear instead.

Score free tickets to see Kidz Bop live at Pine Knob this summer—just enter to win now on the 97.5 NOW FM app or website!

AJR is coming to Pine Knob July 29—and you could be there for free! Just listen weekday mornings at 8am on 97.5 NOW FM and enter the daily code word for your shot to win.

From a pandemic spark to a nationwide trend, this quirky rubber duck phenomenon is all about kindness on wheels.

ScrapFest returned to Old Town Lansing with nearly 50 stunning sculptures made from scrap metal, drawing thousands to the annual art competition and festival.

From Hot 'n Now to Arthur Treacher’s, here’s a nostalgic look back at fast food chains that once fed Michigan’s cravings.

One city in Michigan lands at the top of the list for the eighth year in a row.

Viral video shows moment woman discovers something she didn't know about her dryer that almost put her at extreme risk.

Michigan residents are targeted by a new USPS‑style smishing scam: “Have a Wonderful Day” texts with tracking links that install malware or steal bank info. Don’t click—delete and verify via official USPS channels.

Walmart is recalling ~850,000 Ozark Trail 64 oz bottles (model 83‑662) after lids build pressure and can eject forcefully, injuring users—two cases caused permanent vision loss. Consumers urged to return for a full refund.

A family-owned spot that's been flipping sliders since 1929 is getting national attention for serving Michigan’s best classic hamburger.

Officials warn scammers are preying on Michigan residents.