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An unexpected splash of orange in the snowy white world of Huron County has bird lovers buzzing with speculation and concern.

Imagine sinking your teeth into a perfectly cooked Wagyu steak—it's a taste of luxury right here in Detroit.

Kalamazoo's fight to prevent a car wash near Asylum Lake resurfaces with new rezoning proposal.

The Michigan State Police have launched the "Opening the Door" campaign to warn parents about the dangers kids face online.

Recently, another mistake came up on the radar and residents from Michigan have a chance to inflate their wallets.

You might be surprised to learn that feeding birds in Michigan could land you a fine.

That viral escalator video is raising eyebrows and, frankly, a bit of stomach bile. Who knew handrails could be so grimy?

Michigan lawmakers pass a bill requiring Bridge Card users to show photo ID. Supporters cite fraud concerns but critics warn of high costs, low impact.

See Us Now, is a student-led organization designed to advocate for foster children, and they have put together an initiative to highlight the problem that surrounds missing and trafficked foster children in America.

AMBUCS stands for American Business Clubs which was started in the early 1900s with the sole purpose of helping Americans with disabilities.

There's a grocery revolution happening, and Aldi is leading the charge with ambitious plans that are shaking up the aisles across the country.

Southwest Michigan plays a key role in fall's biggest traditions. Yes, our pumpkins are a big deal nationwide.

From the fruity smells of Lip Smackers before that awkward first kiss to the school supplies that made us a little dizzy, let’s take a nostalgic whiff down memory lane.

Kalamazoo’s Big Banana Car is back and earning international acclaim! See why Ridiculous Steve’s iconic vehicle still holds the Guinness World Record.

That old Michigan hack of burning a tick off? Don’t. Heat stresses ticks, causing them to vomit germs into your body. Experts say tweezers are the only safe method.

As Halloween creeps closer, the Trail of Terror is ready to unleash its spine-chilling thrills— and it's all in memory of a beloved local talent.

Grand Rapids is about to say goodbye to a beloved music venue that has been a refuge for young music lovers since 2000.