We learned in April that Payless was planning to close 400-500 stores nationwide.That list has grown.
USA Today reports that Payless is now is asking a federal bankruptcy judge for permission to close up to 408 additional stores, including the Woodland Mall and Rivertown Crossing Mall locations.
With the weather warming up, we're all looking for ways to keep cool-- even deer, apparently.
What I love about this video of a deer swimming in Lake Michigan is that's not some super-remote, wooded area like we picture deer hanging out in. This deer is taking a dip near Montrose Harbor in Chicago.
We have a lot of holidays here in the United States that are centered around our military in some way, and sometimes it's hard to keep track of what each one is actually about...
When it was reported last month that Payless was planning to close 400-500 stores nationwide, we wondered if we'd lose any locations here in Michigan.
MLive reports that Payless has announced it will close 10 stores across the state.
Flu season has been tough in Michigan. Schools are closing and influenza rates are spiking.
Learn why this year's flu has been so widespread and severe in Michigan.
Being arrested once for attempting to break into a house naked, maybe there could be some sort of misunderstanding? But three times? Well, something is definitely not right.
The Detroit News reports that former Lions cornerback Stanley Wilson II has been arrested naked for the third time.
This morning, protesters physically blocked U.S. Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos from entering a Washington D.C. middle school.
Some applauded the development.
Former Education Secretary Arne Duncan was among others who said she should be let in.
Some protesters are trading picket signs for chocolate.
"Not My President" candy bars saw an increase in sales after Betsy DeVos become Education Secretary.
February 9, 2017 While it hasn't been the coldest winter ever, there is a Michigan city that regularly ranks among the nation's coldest. And now it's made the Top Ten.
This morning, the Senate education committee voted along party lines on whether to approve President Trump’s education secretary nominee, Betsy DeVos.
It almost came down to the Super Bowl.
While her answer started out just fine, it somehow veered off and ended with her saying that maybe we need guns in schools to protect the nation's children from bears.
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