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In a post-Beatles world, these bands came out on top.

Tributes from fellow songwriters Elton John, Carole King and more.

A look back at his best contributions as a cornerstone in three hitmaking bands – the Babys, Bad English and Journey.

You’re hiking through the woods and spot a tree with red paint. What does it really mean for your outdoor adventure?

"Joe was a triple threat guy whose passion could be discerned in his delivery every time he ignited the mic," ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons tells UCR.

They called it the swinging city for a reason.

Fruit of the Loom says its logo never included a cornucopia, but Michigan keeps popping up in search results tied to this Mandela Effect.

Through robberies, looters, deaths, and fires, Max's lasted from 1928-1974. Here's a look at how it deteriorated in the 2000s...

There were a few of these unique train depots throughout Michigan; unfortunately, they don't seem to make 'em like this anymore. Here's a look...

In nearly every case, these artists were forced to make major changes to get their careers moving forward again.

The singer says there are "hundreds of hours" of music from his era in the Van Halen vaults.

Fazoli’s has closed two more Michigan locations, leaving only three in the state as the parent company faces bankruptcy.

Looking to make a brunch buffet part of your Easter festivities on April 5? Check out all the spots around Grand Rapids offering yummy egg dishes, meat carving stations, decadent desserts, and more.

One fish in Michigan waters, long dubbed the state’s ugliest, is surging in popularity as ice anglers increasingly target it. Why are anglers so hot on catching burbot?

My ode to Westlund’s Apple Market: a local gem with just about everything under the sun. What's not to love?

The group's former drummer, Paul T. Riddle, talks about the song and tells UCR how he's honoring the legacy of late guitarist Toy Caldwell with his new band, Toy Factory Project.

Before they could release their first hit single, the new-look band had to convince their labels and managers they weren't crazy.

The '80s weren’t just about the music — they were a full-blown “things” decade.