Newsletter

This Meijer ad from the 80s will make you long for the days of big hair.

The Federal Communications Commission has just approved the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. Eligible families can get a $50 bill credit from their internet providers.

Gov.Whitmer has just proclaimed May 3rd through May 7th as Teacher Appreciation Week.
I love anything that supports education, and I feel like it's not focused on enough. Our teachers play a critical role in our community development and sometimes we take them for granted...

An area church is helping residents of Genesee County who are facing crippling medical debt.

Michigan's first case of the COVID-19 B1617 variant has been reported. This particular strain, dubbed a 'double mutant' variant, originated in India.

Kroger has announced that it will begin offering grocery delivery via drones later this year.

Two neighbors near Ann Arbor haven't been able to settle their differences in a civilized manner, so one man has built a 250-foot poop wall along the property line.

Take a tour of Southeast Michigan as this self-driving Tesla takes us through some familiar territory.

A Michigan lawmaker faces a long list of charges for drunk driving, being found with no pants, and trying to avoid arrest by name-dropping the governor.

Attorney Geoffrey Fieger is pointing an accusatory finger at two judges, including one here in Genesee County.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer donned a construction hat and vest to help Oakland County Road Commission workers fix the damn roads in Michigan.

A Michigan cannabis dealer is giving away what it refers to as 'giant joints' in celebration of 4/20.