Plymouth outdoor dining saved after new ordinance approved

After fears that patio dining in Plymouth was at risk of going away due to inflated fees, a compromise has been reached. The city commission finalized an ordinance that includes some changes to the current rules.

Handyman from hell gets nailed

In all, they believe the handyman helper, helped himself to more than $30,000 from a vulnerable senior.

University of Michigan now home to world's largest collection of snake specimens

Tens of thousands of snakes arrived in more than a hundred jars filled with alcohol recently. They'll be used to better study the evolution of snakes and why so many are venomous.

Arctic grayling can now be fished in Michigan as state readies for depleted species' return

The species was once among the most dominant populations in Michigan until habitat loss and over harvesting decimated its numbers. It's return to the state is almost a century in the making.

Parents of Detroit Lions' Anzalone headed home from Israel

The parents of Detroit Lions player Alex Anzalone are on their way back to the United States from Israel after they were stuck in Jerusalem.

Shipwreck discovered in Great Lakes comes with remarkable story

When the ship was struck by another bulk freighter in 1923, its crew was able to escape safely. That is, until they realized the crew's mascot a bulldog was still on board.

'You Can in Michigan' campaign launched to increase state population, talent

From California to New York to Georgia, many will see "You Can in Michigan" advertisements that aim to showcase Michigan's attractions, promote talent and increase the state's population.