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Miley opens up about the deeply personal inspiration behind her new song “Secrets,” written to help repair her relationship with dad Billy Ray Cyrus.

The 'True Detective' star believes the Ten Commandments still have a place in classrooms — not for religious reasons, but as a moral foundation for kids growing up in a noisy world.

The talent in Michigan comes from all over the state.

Drivers in Northern Michigan may spot detergent bottles on fence posts. It turns out, there are several practical and quirky reasons behind this odd trend.

Jeremiah Dunmire looks like a very bad man.

Detroit’s Nemo’s Bar, a Corktown favorite since 1965, ranks No. 9 on USA Today’s 10Best sports bars list for its classic fare, rich history, and electric game-day atmosphere.

It's not just about waffles; it’s about survival. Waffle House has a storm plan that’s keeping communities fed during hurricanes.

The early 2000s hitmaker is this week's guest on the Taste of Country Nights, On Demand podcast.

Netflix’s new doc reveals the shocking Michigan case of a mother who sent thousands of harassing texts to her own child.

Chick-fil-A fans in Lansing can look forward to spring 2026. The new South Cedar Street location will begin construction this fall.

"Some things are unfathomable," Underwood begins.

Mochinut was rumored to be opening in East Lansing, but the buzz has gone quiet and locals are left wondering if it’ll ever arrive.

Big changes are underway for high school football in Webberville. This season, the team is hanging up their cleats — let’s talk about what led here.

This story just took an even more tragic turn.

A Wayne County mother says Bentley Elementary lost track of her daughter with special needs three times, leaving her demanding immediate change.

From sunny Florida to snowy Michigan, I-75 is a journey filled with both beauty and peril. Here’s why some stretches demand extra caution.

Kane Brown's family life is anything but ordinary; his recent chat reveals the humor and balance in their shared responsibilities.

To boil Brett James down to any two or three songs would be lazy, insincere and just plane rude.