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15 States Where They've Made it Illegal to Collect Rainwater
As our climate gets wilder, more folks are looking up—literally. Rainwater collection is not just popular; it’s a lifeline for some gardens. But is it safe?

9 Signature Michigan Fall Smells You’ll Recognize Instantly
Fall in Michigan has its own scent profile—from cider and donuts to that mysterious garage funk. Here’s how the season’s smells rank from cozy to questionable.

Every State Where It's Illegal to Own an Adorable Axolotl
Imagine a pet that looks like a lovable cartoon character but needs careful attention to thrive.

Crime Stoppers: 9 Of Michigan’s Most Wanted Felons
Remember the days when slipping into a crowd was easy? Nowadays, anonymity can feel like a thing of the past. Here’s how our local Crime Stoppers are adapting.

Jackson, MI Teen’s Death: Alleged Killer Faces Judge
A Jackson teen’s death shook the city. Now, Antonio Green has been arraigned on murder charges in the killing of 18-year-old Mia Sims. He’s held without bond as the case moves forward.

Why Low-Flying Helicopters Will Be Spotted Across MI This Fall
Low-flying helicopters will be spotted across Michigan this fall, but it is not an emergency. Crews are inspecting power lines, and here is when they will be in your area.

The Top 5 Movies That Were Made in Michigan
According to local public opinion, these are the cream o' the crop...the five best movies that were made here in Michigan...

The Most Legitimate Michigan Bigfoot Sighting of 2025
A creature “as big as a bear and looked like a gorilla" was seen up close in the woods near Monroe. This is the most believable Bigfoot sighting in a long time. Here are the details...

Lawmakers Propose “Magic Johnson Way” in East Lansing
A new bill proposes renaming part of Grand River Avenue in East Lansing “Magic Johnson Way,” honoring the MSU legend’s impact on basketball and the community.

Tree Of Heaven Is Not What Its Name Suggests
The 'Tree of Heaven' sounds like a wonderful name, but don't be fooled by this fast growing invasive plant.

Is Bronner’s Really Opening a Halloween-Themed Superstore?
A viral parody post fooled some into thinking Bronner’s was opening a year-round Halloween megastore called “Gates to Hell.” Here’s the truth.

How LEO & Habitat Transformed Yards for 9/11 Remembrance
In Lansing, state employees and Habitat for Humanity volunteers worked shoulder-to-shoulder for 9/11 Day of Service—fixing homes, cleaning yards, erecting fences. It was less about obligation, more about impact.

The New York Times Names This Traverse City Spot One of America’s Best
A Traverse City restaurant has been named one of the 50 best in America by The New York Times. This restaurant is the only Michigan spot to make the prestigious list.

Innovation Center vs Reynolds Hall: What Voters Decide
As Jackson schools eye modernization, a beloved piece of history stands in the way. Can innovation and preservation find common ground?

West Michigan Restaurant Tops List Of Best Road Trip Eats
Looking for a great road trip food stop? Once again, Lovefood says 76th Street Truck Stop Diner in Byron Center is the best roadside restaurant in Michigan.

New Bridge Between Detroit and Canada Gets Final Touches
Detroit’s Gordie Howe Bridge nears completion, promising smoother Canada trade and faster crossings.

7 Lansing Spots Serving Burgers for Breakfast
Craving a burger before 9 AM? Lansing has a few spots where you can skip the eggs and bacon and dig into a juicy burger instead.

The Michigan Grave of Actor George Peppard
Born in Michigan, he appeared in many movies in the 60s and 70s and found fame as a TV actor, most notably on "The A-Team".....