The Trump administration's proposed cuts to federal funding for public broadcasting could cause severe financial damage and job loss to PBS and NPR stations in Michigan, officials from those ...

Whether you're tracking X's and O's or the emotions that move stars, this episode breaks down why coaching decisions aren’t just about who draws up plays — they're about who players believe in.

“There’s no way I could have afforded that,” he said. “I would have lost my foot and probably died.” Associated Press writer Susan Haigh in Hartford, Connecticut contributed to this article.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — On this episode of Wine and Gold Talk podcast, Ethan Sands, Chris Fedor and Jimmy Watkins dive into the ripple effects of potential staff shakeups, with Jordan Ott and Johnnie ...

Texas bills targeting solar and wind power are dead, so the state’s flourishing renewable energy industry remains alive and well — for now.

Industry consolidation could drive up prices. On May 28, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that the president had overstepped his authority in imposing “reciprocal” tariffs globally ...

Michigan could still strike gold, though. The Wolverines are right in the thick of it to land the top-ranked RB in the 2026 cycle. Savion Hiter, a five-star from Mineral (VA), is down to Michigan ...

Michigan football could be adding another QB to the room soon. The Wolverines hosted former East Carolina gunslinger Jake Garcia recently, and now there have been two predictions come in favor of ...

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer spoke about jobs, tariffs, and the state's economy at the Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce. The governor believes many things in Michigan are on the right track.

In the 2024 fiscal year, about $3.2 billion in SNAP benefits were spent in Michigan. Gov. Whitmer criticizes Trump's bill, highlighting potential SNAP and Medicaid cuts that could impact millions ...