Taylor Swift, Brad Pitt land on short list of highest paid entertainers of 2022

Taylor Swift took home $92 million last year, while Brad Pitt earned $100 million, according to Forbes. See who else made its top 10 highest-paid entertainers list.

IRS wants millions of Americans to delay filing taxes until further notice

The Internal Revenue Service is recommending that taxpayers hold off on filing their tax returns for 2022 if they received a special tax refund or payment from their state last year.

Tax Season 2023: Here's how the Inflation Reduction Act might impact your refund this year

The IRS received nearly $80 billion in funding under the Inflation Reduction Act and said it has already hired more than 5,000 new telephone assistors and added more in-person staff to help taxpayers with filing this year.

Rocked by inflation, most don't share Biden Administration economic optimism

"The price of everything is going up - and the economy not looking better even though we keep being told every day that the economy is great,” said shopper Kelly King.

Does Michigan owe you money or property? Here's how to check

The state of Michigan has millions of dollars in unclaimed property. Is any of it yours? Here's how you can check.

Gas prices are starting to rise. Will relief come soon after?

According to AAA, the current average price for a gallon of regular gas stands at $3.50. Last week, the average price was $3.45.

Powerball jackpot jumps to $653M

The jackpot is worth $653M with a cash value of $350.3M.

3 headed to prison for stealing from Section 8 programs in Michigan

Three family members of the former St. Clair Housing Commission executive director are headed to prison for stealing from Section 8 programs.

Extra SNAP benefits that began due to COVID set to end next month in 32 states

Some 40 million Americans get help buying groceries each month through the federal food stamp program, called SNAP. Additional COVID funds are soon expiring for many.

Michigan minimum wage won't hit $13 as appeals court blocks ruling, says 2018 legislature's move was legal

In 2018, Michigan voters approved a plan to raise the state's minimum wage -- only to see it blocked by the GOP-led legislature. An appeals court has ruled that was legal in the state constitution.