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The great thing about this service is that it doesn't stop after birth as they also provide playdates, diaper drives, and lactation classes.

Michigan’s first zero waste shop Bee Joyful will close its Kalamazoo storefront after nearly six years.

I'm not a fan of the prices continuing to rise but it does make sense when you think about why prices are raising.

Indiana residents are warned that just assuming an item can be recycled can lead to big problems.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

Job scams targeting Michigan residents are surging and could syphon your bank account.

The good news: Temperatures will be warm enough to melt snow. Bad news: kids, pets, and a couple of adults will be tracking in lots of mud.

Team Ruff had a shining star this year, but the thrilling twists of the Puppy Bowl kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

Get ready, music lovers! A local band competition is on the horizon, and the winner could take home a cool $5,000. That's some serious motivation to rock out!

KCC will have a number of events over the next four weeks to dive into the depths of Black History in not only the Battle Creek area but Michigan and the United States as a whole.

A struggling music teacher turned daredevil, Annie's leap into the falls wasn’t just a stunt; it was a desperate bid for a better life.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

They are hoping to watch the project over the next 5-6 years to determine if this could be a long-term solution for several roads around the state.

The tournament will stretch across the 3-day Valentine's Day weekend with things kicking off on Friday February 13th.

After years of delays, Michigan’s construction zone speed cameras are expected to launch during the 2026 road season.

The hammered and stoned name is using two terms that are heavily used in the Curling game.

A West Michigan Fire Chief is sounding the alarm on the invisible killer, Carbon Monoxide, after an emergency call revealed dangerously high levels in a home.

An investigation suggests Indiana shoppers may be overcharged at dollar stores as price discrepancies raise concerns across multiple states.