Hayrides, corn mazes, and more -- A guide to haunted houses in Southeast Michigan
Check out our 2021 Southeast Michigan haunted house guide.
Erebus adds 2 new haunted attractions to terrify you this Halloween season
Erebus Haunted Attraction in Pontiac has two new haunts to terrify you in 2021.
Taco Bell launches 30-day taco subscription, but only in these locations
Taco Bell is testing a monthly subscription service called the "Taco Lover’s Pass," which gives subscribers one taco a day for 30 days.
Ford sending $500 checks to every household evacuated in Flat Rock due to gasoline leak
Families in a total of 1,200 homes were displaced after the chemical benzene leaked into the city's sanitary sewer system, creating a hazardous area in Flat Rock.
Detroit memorial planned for Mudgie's owner Greg Mudge
A memorial will be held Sept. 19 for Greg Mudge, the owner of Mudgie's Deli in Detroit.
General Motors investing $50M to improve education access and neighborhoods in Detroit
General Motors has announced grants in the millions of dollars that will go toward increasing access to education and addressing transportation barriers.
Earn the chance to win prizes when you get outside during Michigan Trails Week
Participate in the Michigan Trails Week Challenge by walking, running, paddling, or riding and get the chance to win free prizes.
Powerball jackpot grows to $432M after no one wins Monday drawing
The Powerball jackpot has grown to an estimated $432 million with a $313.5 million cash option before taxes. The next drawing is Wednesday.
Subway employee claims she was suspended after video of her fighting off armed robber went viral
A Subway restaurant employee says she fought off an armed robber in her store, which was captured on security cameras. But after video of the incident went viral online, the worker said she was suspended from her job -- and was told she wouldn't be allowed back until every single video was removed online. "I have no ability to do that," she said.
Things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit
Things to do in Metro Detroit on Sept.18-19.
Powerball: $416 million jackpot up for grabs Monday
Nobody won the Powerball jackpot Friday night, meaning the grand prize is now worth an estimated $416 million.
Taco Bell wants customers to return used sauce packets for recycling
Taco Bell wants you to help eliminate waste by sending your used sauce packets to be recycled.
Metro Detroit woman transforms old horse trailer into mobile bar for parties
A Flat Rock woman who was out of work during the COVID-19 pandemic decided to buy a horse trailer and transform it into a mobile bar.
When will leaves change color in Michigan this fall? This map shows you
The fall foliage map shows when leaves will be at their peak in Michigan and across the United States.
Shoppers put healthy items in carts to avoid judgment, survey says
40 percent of shoppers say they are only putting healthy items in their carts to avoid being judged at the checkout line.
9 Michigan breweries win medals from 2021 US Open Beer Championship
Nine Michigan breweries won medals from the 2021 U.S. Open Beer Championship.
Flat Rock town hall update leaves more than 1,000 evacuated residents in holding pattern
All of which led to the question when can those evacuated come home? “It all hinges on that gasoline getting pushed out of the sanitary sewer,” said Kory Groetsch, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Unruly, growling passenger disrupts flight from LAX to Salt Lake City
A passenger is giving an American Airlines flight crew praise for the way they handled a belligerent passenger on the flight from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Maryland brewery sues North Carolina regulators after one of its beer labels was deemed inappropriate
Beer drinkers may remember when a federal appeals court ruled in favor of the same brewery after Michigan banned the sale of a beer that was "detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of the general public."
Flat Rock residents give earful to City Council over Ford gas leak evacuation situation
“Ford should be 100 percent accountable for it and not the taxpayers,” said Justin Kuta. “And that's just how I feel - and I am sure I speak for everybody else.”