Kalamazoo brewery acquires Lawton Ridge Winery, plans to keep business going
Lawton Ridge Winery in Kalamazoo will continue to make wine after the business was acquired by Texas Corners Brewing Co.
New Year's Eve things to do in Metro Detroit
Still need New Year's Eve plans? Say goodbye to 2023 and welcome 2024 at the Metro Detroit celebrations. From family-friendly midday events to balls and more, there's something for everyone to do.
Detroit police report surge in officer recruitment due to better pay
According to DPD, 41 officers have rejoined the force, and over 300 new officers have been hired in 2023.
Gov. Whitmer says she is open to banning assault weapons, expanding tobacco tax to vaping products
In part two of a 1-on-1 interview at her Lansing residence, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said she is open to a ban on assault weapons.
Michigan voters react to Trump staying on state primary ballot: 'He's too dangerous'
“Unless the U.S. Supreme Court rules otherwise, Donald Trump will be on the ballot for our Republican presidential primary on Feb. 27, 2024," according to Michigan SOS Jocelyn Benson.
3 Michigan redistricting commissioners resign, random selection to be held in January
The Michigan Department of State will host a random selection to replace the departing members on Wednesday, Jan. 3.
Michigan residents moving to Florida, Texas, other Midwest states, data shows
Michigan's population struggles are expected to get worse without intervention and improvements to several sectors of the state. Here are some of the most popular states that people are moving to.
Unemployment agency wrongfully paid out millions to people who are dead or incarcerated, audit finds
An audit found potentially $250 million in improper payments between 2020-2022. At least $1.7 million went out to people the agency already determined shouldn't get money.
'Transforming the skyline': Inside Detroit's Exchange Tower - a building made from the top down
A new building in Detroit is lauded for its innovation - Exchange Tower was built from the top down.
Wireless charging road in Detroit now open to public
The system works using specialized coils built under the pavement that will wirelessly transmit power using a magnetic field. It'll be sent to a receiver that will be installed on the bottom of the vehicle, which will power the battery.
Donald Trump can appear on Michigan primary ballot after Supreme Court declines to hear appeal
Donald Trump can appear on Michigan's primary ballot next year after the Michigan Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal.
Metro Detroit kicks off 1st night of Kwanza with activities at Charles H. Wright Museum
The Wright will recognize each principle of Kwanzaa during the week-long program – including unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith.
Michigan state park campground reservations open soon for 4th of July camping
Reservations at Michigan state park campgrounds and recreation areas open for Fourth of July camping soon.
Boneyard BBQ closing Livonia location after nearly 4 decades
Livonia's Boneyard BBQ is closing in less than two weeks.
How to dispose of your Christmas tree in Metro Detroit
With Christmas passed, it's time to think about how to dispose of the tree that's been lighting up your home for the holiday. If you have a real tree, recycling it is an option, and is relatively easy, depending on where you live.
Lincoln Park man’s quest to help others expands with Luna’s Helping Hands
Going by just Luna, the 28-year-old man is worried that his time is coming to an end.
How to get Detroit Lions playoff tickets
After clinching the NFC North division title Sunday, the Detroit Lions are headed to the playoffs. If you're looking to attend a playoff game, expect to pay a big chunk of cash unless you are a season ticket holder.
Book fair for adults planned at Metro Detroit self-serve taproom
Sidetrack Bookshop is teaming up with fellow Royal Oak business, North End Taproom, for nostalgic book fair for adults featuring books, beer, and food.
8 new laws in Michigan that are coming in 2024
In 2024, Michigan's minimum wage will increase, gun laws will change, and teens can pre-register to vote. These are the 8 laws we're tracking in the new year.
Gas station near Detroit Metro Airport ordered to stop price gouging
A gas station near Detroit Metro Airport received a cease-and-desist order from Michigan's attorney general for jacking up prices.