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After two decades away, Hot N Now reopened in Wayland. Here’s what we thought after taking the first bite.

As a kid, anything slightly scary can give you the heebie-jeebies, but there were some especially creepy movies back in the '90s that had us hiding under our covers.

Downtown Grand Rapids is getting 100 new trees this fall, expanding the city’s tree canopy and adding shade, beauty, and environmental benefits to the downtown area by spring.

A billing mix-up in Georgetown Township led to early rate hikes. Now, residents will get water bill credits later this month as officials correct the mistake.

If you received unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, you might be one of the 350,000 Michiganders who may now be required to repay them.

Orvis is trimming its retail footprint, leaving some local shoppers wondering what’s next for their favorite spots.

The BBB warns Michigan residents about a new phishing scam where callers claim you have an unclaimed "relief check" due to the government shutdown.

It’s not every day you see a country star wandering incognito, but that’s just how Eric Church rolled before bringing the house down!

Michiganders face the great fall leaf dilemma: rake, mulch, or leave them be? Each method offers pros and cons for lawn health and your downtime. Here’s how to pick the right one

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently investigated a tip about an alleged cub being kept in a portable dog cage.

Michigan loves a Coney Dog—but did you know some Leo’s also pour beer and cocktails? From Grand Rapids’ Studio Park to Sterling Heights, here are the rare Coney spots where your chili fries can come with a cold one.

There are many big-box Halloween stores in West Michigan, but have you heard about a smaller shop in Sparta that has everything kids and adults need?

Muskegon’s Kruse Park has a brand-new nature-inspired playground with logs, boulders, and rocks, inviting kids to climb, balance, and explore hands-on play.

La Niña is back through February 2026, bringing colder temps, more snow, and maximum Michigan chaos. Stock up on coffee, salt, and patience.

In a surprising twist, Lions fans took their loyalty from the stands to the savannah, proving that team spirit knows no boundaries.

UPS has said that the changing tariffs by President Donald Trump have created a nightmare at its facilities.

As the Lions gear up for a must-win against the Buccaneers, fans are buzzing with anticipation. Can they rally back after last night’s defeat?

As fall settles over Mackinac Island, hundreds of horses depart, ending the 2025 season on this famously car-free Michigan destination.