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Old Town Lansing's Pablo's Mexican Restaurant has a new name. Here's what patrons can expect from the transition to Catalina's Mexican Restaurant.

The duo continue to pursue a different musical style than their famous fathers.

Big Big Train, Haken, Pendragon, Spock’s Beard will also perform at long-running prog-rock festival.

From Blockbuster runs to third-degree burns on metal playground slides, relive the sights, smells, and unwritten rules of a classic '80s summer vacation.

A new documentary about the guitarist's career, from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, showcases his seemingly endless fortitude and the remarkable relationships he's built along the way.

USA Today readers voted four Michigan beaches into the national Top 10, with First Street Beach taking the top spot.

Some remain A-list celebrities, while others have ventured in very different directions.

Duff McKagan also reportedly debuted a new cover during his nightly turn at the microphone.

Did you know Lansing has a Japanese garden and koi pond? I didn't either until a social media rabbit hole led me to one of the city's prettiest hidden spots.

Pete Evick slammed fans who "called us friends 4 days ago and have used and abused us and have now turned on us."

He returns to the U.S. this week after a run of European stops.

Before heading into the Great Lakes, Michigan beachgoers should understand the state's warning flags and buoyed swim areas.

A new drive-thru coffee chain is coming to Lansing. Scooter's Coffee is preparing to open.

Drummer and vocalist Gil Moore offers details regarding the cofounding bassist's ongoing absence from their current reunion tour.

The finalists for Michigan's 2026 "I Voted" sticker contest are here. With 90 designs to choose from, voting for your favorites may prove difficult.

The guitarist's longtime bandleader and director Rob Arthur, tells UCR about the new film.

Michigan’s Three Free Weekend returns June 13-14, offering free fishing, ORV riding, and state park admission.

"I have to speak my mind," Chris Robinson tells UCR in a new conversation.