4Frenzy Winter 2023: Vote now for your favorite students, teachers, coaches and parents!

Here's what's open for families on President's Day in Ann Arbor.

Nominate your favorite high school students, staff and parents in Local 4′s 2023 4Frenzy Winter Fan Choice Awards now thru March 5 at 11 p.m.

For the first time in 40 years, a women’s Feather Bowling team has returned to Cadieux Cafe. There was an eruption of energy and excitement 40 years in the making.

A popular game that started in Metro Detroit has expanded.

Did you know Metro Detroit is sometiems called the bowling capital of the world? We have more bowling centers and league bowlers than most places, and Jason Carr is one of them. Michigan is also home to several bowling champions, including Jason’s coach, Michelle Mullen, and her business partner Aleta Sill.

Ben Augustitus is a bowler, skier, golfer, and future computer engineer

It was an intense matchup when Local 4′s Kim DeGiulio stopped by Westland’s Town N Country Lanes for our Winter 4Frenzy.

This will be Bel-Mark Lanes’ last season, according to the Smoltz family.

Senior Tyler Bowman to bowl for Oklahoma Christian University

Nursing and professional bowling aren’t usually found on the same resume.

One of the Professional Bowling Association’s most important tournaments is coming to the official Bowling Capital of the World.

ANN ARBOR – Superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schools, Jeanice Kerr Swift, announced on Thursday that the winter sports season will be delayed until January due to concerns over COVID-19. “Participation in indoor practices and competitions during a public health pandemic comes with a risk to the health and safety of those involved.”The announcement comes two weeks after Swift urged the Michigan High School Athletic Association in a public letter to postpone the winter sports season. Since Swift’s original letter on Oct. 30, new county and statewide cases have skyrocketed, breaking numerous one-day infection records. “Don’t wait for a call from the Health Department,” Jimena Loveluck, health officer for Washtenaw County Health Department, said in a statement. Schools across Metro Detroit have begun to shift from in-person to remote learning due to the surge in new COVID-19 cases.

Bowling alleys across the state of Michigan are allowed to reopen for organized bowling under a new executive order from the governor. Bowling alleys were among the list of venues shuttered across the state for months due to the coronavirus. Some areas of the state already were allowed to have alleys operational. As of Thursday, all Michigan bowling alleys are now among the list of venues that may be open for the sole purpose of serving as a venue for organized sports.Gov. Read more: Certain Michigan businesses allowed to reopen

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. We went to Sterling Lanes in Sterling Heights to get an idea of how bowling alleys in Michigan are working to reopen and remain safe amid the coronavirus pandemic. Bowling alleys were shuttered for months during Michigans stay-at-home order. Now they can resume operations, allowing limited patrons. Watch the report to see what we found out, and what you might expect to find if you plan on visiting a bowling alley. Coronavirus pages

DETROIT The Professional Bowlers Association will resume its season June 6 with changes due to coronavirus (COVID-19). All tournaments will be played in Jupiter, Florida without an audience. Players will be distanced, and equipment will not be shared. We are so excited to be one of the first properties bringing live sports back to broadcast television, PBA CEO Colie Edison said. This dynamic series of events will showcase the immense talent of our elite bowlers to a wide audience and we look forward to welcoming new fans to the Professional Bowlers Association.