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A federal judge in Chicago dismissed a lawsuit this week claiming Buffalo Wild Wings misled customers by selling “boneless wings” made from chicken breast meat instead of actual wing meat. The court ruled that the phrase does not have to mean wings in a literal sense, saying it has become

President Trump is building a new 90,000 square foot ballroom on White House grounds, and despite how local and national news outlets have framed the project, it has cost taxpayers zero dollars so far. The Trump administration has repeatedly stated that the ballroom is being paid for entirely with

President Donald Trump is concerned the Potomac River could smell like the policies that come out of Washington when the United States marks its 250th anniversary, and he wants the problem fixed before millions of visitors arrive. The White House press secretary said Trump raised the issue during a briefing,

Governor Gretchen Whitmer traveled to Milan, Italy, on an overseas trip her office described as focused on economic development and meetings with international business and government leaders. While there, she also attended events tied to the 2026 Winter Olympics, posting publicly from Olympic venues and meeting with athletes connected to

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a 31.7 million dollar investment expected to create 450 new jobs in Michigan following meetings with defense industry leaders during a visit to Germany. The project includes a new consolidated headquarters in Auburn Hills and expanded operations at several existing Michigan facilities, with hiring expected

The next blood moon will be visible over Michigan in the early morning hours of March 3, 2026, when a total lunar eclipse turns the Moon red just before sunrise. For any given location, events like this typically occur about once every two to three years. The eclipse will be

The Chicago Bears appear to be preparing for a future outside the city they are named after, as Indiana lawmakers move closer to approving a new stadium that would place the team across state lines. What once seemed unthinkable now looks increasingly realistic, as Chicago struggles with crime, public safety