An organization in Decatur is working to preserve a plot of land it describes as sacred ground, citing a deep history involving the Muskogee Creek Nation and enslaved African Americans.

Ten Harvard University students and a handful of local construction volunteers raised the first wall of a Habitat for Humanity house on Tuesday in Decatur. The students took their spring ...

Hudson head wrestling coach Scott Marry became the winningest head coach in MHSAA history in 2025-26 championship run ...

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The new restaurant openings you should know about.

Museums, exhibits and historic sites around Michigan are shining up in celebration of America’s 250th birthday this year. The ...

The first day of the first round of the Women's NCAA Tournament is the books. Saturday, we complete the first round with 16 ...

A small historic town in Michigan holds a curious claim to fame. Visitors arrive wondering if the magic is real.

New precision-engineered frame adapts to real-world jobsite conditions, saving time while delivering long-lasting ...

Tennessee squeezed into the NCAA women's tournament field Sunday, marking its 43rd straight March Madness berth. The Vols are ...

Finland’s traditions, from sisu to saunas, are alive and well in this area of the Upper Peninsula, where the vibes are more ...

During the mid-and late-1800s, Michigan briefly created counties in remote parts of the state as settlement spread.