A Los Angeles court ruled that author Jillian Lauren Shriner, wife of Weezer's Scott Shriner, will not face jail time over a police shooting incident from April 2025.
Kalamazoo Central disciplined a football player who slammed a rival, leaving him with two spinal fractures. Officials call the punishment “strong and decisive.”
My Chemical Romance and Opeth lead the touring announcements from the last seven days. Plus get additional festival, streaming and special show announcements.
Flint’s new Sit Down Taproom & Purveyor celebrates the 90th anniversary of the UAW sit-down strike, honoring a pivotal moment in labor history with craft beers, cocktails, and a 1930s-inspired menu.
One Rock Hall induction, one Rock Hall nomination and the holder of 1995's biggest selling rock album are all represented in one new supergroup called Howl Owl Howl.
After what felt like endless orange barrels, I-475 between the Flint River and Carpenter Road is reopening soon. But don’t celebrate too hard—phase two kicks off in 2026.
A Clio man was attacked while taking out his trash at Fuller Apartments. Police say the knife-wielding suspect remains at large after fleeing into nearby woods.
Michigan native and Jeopardy! champion Ben Scripps has died at 52 after a short battle with cancer. Known for his humor and love of trivia, he won two games on the iconic show in 2020.
A proposed “American Worker Rebate Act” could deliver stimulus-style payments funded by tariffs. For Michigan, most households would be eligible for the full amount.
A Saginaw woman faces up to 10 years in prison after allegedly using her Bridge Card to buy ingredients for baked goods sold on Facebook. Social media commenters say the penalty seems excessive.
Bay County police captured a 3-foot South American Crocodile found lounging under a crabapple tree. The reptile now has a new home at the Birch Run Zoo.
From low-brow animated MTV icons (you know the ones) to adorably rage-fueled characters from the world of Hello Kitty, these are the 10 best metalhead cartoon characters to ever grace our screens.