Shaquille O’Neal is set to open a Big Chicken restaurant in Hartland Township, Michigan, with the chain planning 20 locations across the state, offering a menu of chicken sandwiches, sides, and community engagement.

Gas prices in Michigan drop, with the average now at $3.58 per gallon; a 10-cent dip from the prior week, and signs indicate further potential for stabilization or decrease.

Frank's Restaurant in Zeeland, Michigan, celebrated 100 years with events, city acknowledgment, and period costumes, maintaining traditional recipes and community ties.

Matthew Russell won $25,000 for life in the Michigan Lottery after buying a ticket at a Hartland BP station. He chose a $390,000 lump sum for his retirement.

A Michigan man won a $795,905 lottery jackpot one day after narrowly missing a large prize, achieving this feat by buying a ticket online instead of his usual in-store purchase.

A 69-year-old Grand Rapids man, Juan Silvera, won $1 million from Powerball and plans to keep working while saving his winnings. He purchased the ticket at a local shop in Kentwood.

An Oakland County man won $2 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased by a friend. He chose a lump sum and plans to support his children's college and invest.

Michigan gas prices have fallen by 10-11 cents, with an average of $3.68 for regular unleaded, amidst fluctuating oil costs and recent federal action to waive certain gas restrictions.

Paramita Sound in Detroit has been recognized as one of USA Today's best bars, combining a wine bar and record shop and being the sole Michigan bar on the list.

Michigan experiences a high in gas prices at $3.81 per gallon, causing financial strain and potentially influencing political sentiments ahead of elections.

Three people from Wayne, Macomb, and Isabella counties in Michigan split a Fantasy 5 jackpot of $697,974; one winner, David Constantakis, is identified.

Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara Terminal is expected to add 20 new shops and dining venues, including two gaming lounges, by 2025 in an $18.8 million investment.

Hulk Hogan launches his "Real American Beer" in Metro Detroit, promoting it with a series of personal appearances aiming to unite Americans over beer.