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The cable TV audience in Michigan is now less than half what it was a decade ago, as subscribers drop the box in favor of streaming services.

Intrigued by a brisk, refreshing winter dip? Before you do, follow this advice to stay safe.

Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall says Republicans won’t take up any budget bills with earmarks for ‘sanctuary’ cities, townships or counties. Local governments would have to affirm they’ll work with ICE.

Warmer temperatures and reduced ice cover on the Great Lakes are making Michigan winters messier, leading to more intense lake-effect snow and disruptions to winter activities like ice fishing.

From Detroit to Hancock, hardy souls are beating the winter blahs by swimming in lakes and rivers. Why this pandemic pastime — and Finnish tradition — has found staying power in Michigan.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association is not planning to immediately change a policy that allows two students to compete. The NCAA will comply with Trump’s order barring transgender athletes from women’s sports.

Michigan automakers and suppliers remain off-balance as trade tariffs remain in play — and may increase.

Bridge Culture Club resumes Feb 12 with Hamoody Jaafar and Razi Jafri to discuss their documentary about River Rouge’s storied basketball team.

The university now says the decision to cancel a Chinese New Year lunch for students was an ‘overreaction.’ It has been rescheduled.