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Thousands of riders and spectators traveled to Northern Michigan for the Iceman Cometh Challenge this past weekend. Local bike shops say the event brings a busy week, while tourism officials say it showcases the region's outdoor recreation opportunities.
Coachella 2027 will feature three performers with Michigan ties, including the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna. The Coachella music festival dropped its 2027 lineup on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and Madonna, 68, who hails from Bay City, will hit the stage on April 9 and April 16, 2027. The star recently performed at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards at which she earned seven awards.
UPPER MICHIGAN. (WLUC) - Brady is joined by Secretary of State-Elect Garlin Gilchrist. They discuss what led to the election results on Nov. 3 and his priorities come January. Watch Beyond the Ballot Live here, or on TV6+, YouTube, TikTok, or Facebook at 8:00 p.m. ET Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Miss an episode? Find them all on our YouTube page! You can also take Beyond the Ballot on the road with you via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more.
Reed City golfer enjoys record breaking season this fall for Coyotes
Tuesday is the 51st anniversary of the sinking of the Queen of the Lakes, the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Living in Michigan, we are blessed with the four seasons, no matter how unequal they feel. As an apology from the universe for subjecting our state to a seven-month winter, we get to experience a gorgeous, two-second autumn: The world turns orange and chilly, but not too chilly; baked goods and lattes are themed around pumpkins, maple and cinnamon; house parties have bonfires; movie theaters play spooky classics; and our outfits are the cutest they will be all year.
Gaylord native and U.S. aerial skier Winter Vinecki announced she is skipping the 2026/27 season to prioritize her health and recover from ongoing injuries. The 27-year-old athlete did not receive medical clearance in time to safely train for the upcoming World Cup schedule after undergoing a neck operation earlier this year. Vinecki shared the update on social media, explaining that stepping away from competition is a vital step for her long-term future in aerial skiing. The pause comes after navigating multiple physical challenges in recent years while competing at the highest international level. Vinecki chose her team after more than a decade with the national program. “After 11 years on the U.S. Ski Team, I have had to make the incredibly difficult decision with my team not to compete this winter,” Vinecki said. Despite enduring physical setbacks over the last three years, Vinecki has remained a top performer in her sport. She is a five-time individual World Cup champion who placed second in the overall Aerials World Cup standings for the 2023/24 season. In January 2026, she secured a victory in Lac-Beauport, Canada and later placed sixth at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. While she will miss the
Long before Michigan’s Billy Strings began making a splash, banjoist Béla Fleck stood out as one of music’s leading virtuoso phenoms — not only lighting up the bluegrass genre but bringing his unique banjo prowess to the world of jazz and beyond. Over the course of...
Four floors, over a million books, and no digital inventory. Getting lost is the whole point at John K. King.
Perry Russell’s memorial service took place at the Congregational Church on the southwest corner of Second and Oak street in Manistee in January 1879.
HAZEL PARK, Mich. (News 10) - Photographer Doug Elbinger has captured famous moments in Michigan history over a career that spans six decades, and a retrospective of his work was recently on display at Color Ink Studio and Gallery in the Detroit suburb of Hazel Park. On stage with the...
Detroit-area holiday movie fans have until Dec. 6 to apply for the nationwide Chief of Cheer contest.
Manistee High School's golf team presented special awards to Andy Draheim, Kip Snyder and David Doleys in 1986.
Steve Maddalena. Photo courtesy Golf Association of Michigan. (November 9, 2026 9:16 AM ET) Steve Maddalena of Jackson, who turns 67 in January, has decided the Super Senior competition for those over age 65 is a good thing. “It’s easier than playing against the younger guys in the regular senior...
Some of the best history lessons in Michigan are carved into stone and tucked behind iron gates. Old cemeteries across the state hold the names of lumber workers, hospital patients, soldiers, and families who built towns that no longer exist. Over the years, people started adding something extra to these...
Manistee Area Racial Justice & Diversity Initiative will host a free Nov. 17 screening of “What Was Ours” with a discussion to follow.
A lumber carrier ship battled a gale on Lake Michigan near Manistee for 12 hours. The ship was forced to harbor in Manistee.
Traverse City was featured in the “U.S. ‘City’ Cities” category. See the clue and the answer.
Airport High School students are putting their artistic skills to work on a Michigan snowplow while helping spread a message about safer winter driving. The Carleton school is among five Michigan schools participating in the Michigan Department of Transportation's annual Paint the Plow project, according to a community announcement. Airport High represents MDOT's University Region in the program. Students painted a snowplow blade as part of this year's "See snow? Go slow!" theme, which encourages motorists to slow down in winter conditions, stay alert and give snowplows enough room to operate safely. The finished snowplow blades will be put to work along Michigan state trunklines this winter, giving students' artwork a public display while the plows clear snow and ice. Paint the Plow combines art and winter safety MDOT's Paint the Plow program invites students to create artwork on snowplow blades built around safe-driving messages. The program also seeks to raise awareness of the snowplow operators who maintain Michigan roads during winter weather. Airport High is one of five schools participating this season. The others are Heritage High School and Cass City Jr./Sr. High School in MDOT's Bay Region, Belding Middle School in the Grand Region and Coloma High School
The Ramsdell in Manistee will host Maggie’s Wake on Nov. 13 and Steven Page Trio on Nov. 20.