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Explore the delicious world of Michigan's comfort food. Find out why this classic dish is a must-try for food lovers in the state.

Turns out, your favorite hiding spots for cash might be the first places a burglar checks. Let’s break down the surprising truth behind those hiding spots.

Portage is rolling out a new way to keep your shopping dollars right at home, and the community is buzzing about it.

There's a shadow hanging over the local trading card scene, as theft and scalping disrupt businesses and collectors alike. It’s a tough time for enthusiasts.

Those colorful flags in your yard aren’t just for decoration; they’re a heads-up about what’s lurking underground.

With over a thousand cases reported since it first appeared, West Nile Virus has a significant history in Michigan. The numbers tell a worrying tale.

Wondering what’s under construction in the greater Kalamazoo area? Here's the scoop on four new businesses.

From serene hikes to stunning views, these secluded shores promise a slice of tranquility perfect for anyone needing a break from the everyday hustle.

I asked ChatGPT "What are the 10 snobbiest cities in Michigan?", upon it's response the AI said:

Their official grand opening will be on August 15th from 5:309-8pm where there will be food and drinks but of course Pickleball as well.

Laid out in 1898, This golf course is still going strong. Details and location are here...

What if the secret to your next migraine relief lies in a fast-food combo? It's capturing attention online.

How fast is too fast on roads in Michigan?

Locals say Indiana Dunes sand sings in the wind. Is it true? Experts investigate the mysterious dune sounds.

Hundreds of stores are being closed across the U.S. Here are some of the notable chains shutting down locations.

Oak wilt is killing Michigan oaks fast. Find out how to protect trees in your yard and stop the disease from spreading.

E-Z Way Driver Training is closing with little warning. West Michigan families can check out 10 local driving schools still accepting students.

When does daylight saving time end in Indiana, and when do we officially "fall back"?