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Michigan commit Kamden Lopati targets top recruits

Michigan quarterback commit Kamden Lopati is actively recruiting top targets Dakota Guerrant and Joshua Dobson.
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This Michigan mayor’s wife will appear on Jeopardy!

A Michigan woman will appear on an upcoming episode of Jeopardy! That’s according to her husband, who happens to be the mayor of Lansing. Erin Schor, a legislative policy director at the Michigan Department of State and the wife of Lansing Mayor Andy Schor,

Former Michigan lineman Ben Braden enjoying role as an IndyCar fueler

Braden, a Rockford-native who played for the Wolverines from 2012-2016, has found a second athletic career in IndyCar racing.

Caravan to Michigan: DB Tavares Harrington second recruit from Mount Carmel to join Wolverines’ 2027 class

Donation Options Search Search Search Mount Carmel’s Tavares Harrington (2) celebrates with teammates after scoring a touchdown against St. Rita. Kirsten Stickney/For the Sun-Times Share Kyle Whittingham hasn’t coached his first game at Michigan yet,
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Todd Blackledge predicts 'solid' Michigan season

NBC analyst Todd Blackledge believes Michigan football is poised for a strong season with a revamped offense.
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Friday Discussion: Should Michigan Basketball be favored to win the Big Ten next season?

With several key players returning the Michigan’s Big Ten foes, the race for the conference crown got a bit more difficult.

Michigan bans 6 invasive plants – and 1 might be in your yard

A state regulatory agency determined the six plant species pose a risk to Michigan’s environment, economy, and/or public health.
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Ruth Ann’s Ice Cream offers a summer escape along the Lake Michigan shoreline

MUSKEGON, MI - Ruth Ann’s Ice cream has been a favorite destination during the warmer months since 1980. The shop, at 605 Scenic Drive near the Muskegon State Park campground, is known for offering handcrafted Michigan-made ice cream.

Iconic northern Michigan restaurant temporarily loses its 'Legs'

Wondering what happened to the distinctive, decorative stove legs that have adorned the exterior of northern Michigan's iconic Legs Inn for the past century or so? Well, they didn't just get up and walk away.

Michigan's split government faces big test before the ballot box

Another budget standoff looms in Lansing, posing a test to bipartisanship once more. But this time, it could keep lawmakers from the campaign trail.