Charles Leclerc and his younger brother Arthur drove side-by-side in matching Ferraris in the first practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

A sleepless night led to a Lenawee County man finding out he was the winner of a $100,000 Powerball prize from the Michigan Lottery!

Inflation has reached its lowest point in 2 1/2 years.

It turns out that two-time NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo has a deft scoring touch on the court — and the pitch.

A Grosse Pointe Woods woman has been charged with killing a teacher who was changing a tire on the shoulder of I-94.

There is a very special coronation happening very soon for King Charles, but until then, let’s look back at photos of what Queen Elizabeth’s coronation looked like, all the way back in 1953, shall we?

On the same day as British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned from office after serving for only six weeks, Netflix decided to choose chaos and drop the trailer for the new season of “The Crown.”

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He’s exclusive. He’s famous among the famous. He’s the guy when you say,”I gotta guy!” His name is Kendrick, but he goes by choochcutz on social media, and he is trusted by the like likes of Detroit Piston’s players so their game is always on point. Jason Carr stopped by his shop to check him out.

William Flaherty will represent Puerto Rico in the men's giant slalom at the 2022 Winter Olympics, completing a harrowing journey that began with his life in peril at three years old.

The mother of a transgender teenager who died by suicide at a youth detention center in Maine has settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the state for $225,000.

When Americans are asked by pollsters about their religious identity, the fastest-growing major group consists of those who don't affiliate with any organized religion.

London has finally honored the late Princess Diana with a blue plaque at the place she called home in the two years before she married Prince Charles and her life in the goldfish bowl began.

“Fire Shut Up in My Bones” became the first work by a Black composer in the 138-year history of the Metropolitan Opera as the company presented its first staged performance since March 2000 following a gap caused by the coronavirus.

“Fire Shut Up in My Bones” became the first work by a Black composer in the 138-year history of the Metropolitan Opera as the company presented its first staged performance since March 2020 following a gap caused by the coronavirus.

For all the International Olympic Committee talks of staying neutral, its games have long proven to be essentially and sometimes overtly political.

A’ja Wilson scored 22 points and Breanna Stewart added 17 to help the U.S. beat France 93-82.

Haitian officials said two men believed to be Haitian Americans — one of them purportedly a former bodyguard at the Canadian Embassy in Port au Prince — have been arrested in connection with the assassination of Haiti’s president.

The Los Angeles man adopted her as a 2-month-old kitten in 2005. (Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control via AP)LOS ANGELES – A cat that went astray about 15 years ago has been reunited, older and maybe wiser, with its owner. Brandy, a brown tabby, was reunited Monday afternoon with Charles, who adopted her as a 2-month-old kitten in 2005. Charles went on with his life. “She basically weighed as much as when she was a kitten," Charles said.

While Dr. Halstead and Hannah face a very troubling reality, Dr. Choi, Dr. Lanik and April must fight on the front lines. Watch tonight at 8 p.m. on Local 4. Chicago FireIn the anticipated season premiere, Firehouse 51 welcomes a new member to the team, whose presence could provide some complications. Watch tonight at 9 p.m. on Local 4. Watch tonight at 10 p.m. on Local 4.

DETROIT – Former Michigan State football star and Detroit Lions first-round pick Charles Rogers has died. Rogers, 38, was a Saginaw native who broke several receiving records while playing football at Michigan State University between 2001 and 2002. 2 overall by the Detroit Lions in the 2003 NFL Draft. Rogers was released by the Lions in 2006 following a string of failed drug tests and questions of work ethic. The Lions released a statement:“We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charles Rogers.

A Utah woman who needed her tire changed got a little help from a homeless man, who saw her in the parking lot and noticed she needed a hand. If a little lady needs her tire fixed, you go down there and fix the tire. Anyone that needs help, Ill do it. He works hard and he does good.RELATED STORIESWho Is the Homeless Woman Heard Singing Opera in L.A. Kind Cop Offers Helping Hand to Homeless Man Shaving OutsideFormerly Homeless Man Tries Out for Cleveland Browns, Gets Signed With Team

A Louisiana woman has been charged with the cold case murder of a newborn girl allegedly left to freeze to death more than two decades ago, police said. The body of Baby Jane Doe was found in a 55-gallon drum behind Bobs Car Wash in Jeanerette on Jan. 24, 1994. Everyone took it kind of personally, Raborn told the Advocate. More than 200 Iberia Parish locals gathered to lay her to rest and residents donated a christening gown and bonnet for the newborn to be buried in. Cold Case Victim's Image Released to Public in Bid to Solve 1979 Murder80-Year-Old Man Arrested in Cold Case Killings of 2 Teenagers on VacationGolden State Killer Investigation Helps Investigators Make Arrest in Cold Case in Alabama

James Charles isn't afraid to bare it all. "just case I ever get hacked again, heres the ONLY nude Ive ever taken! Asked about the photo on the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards, Charles said he snapped it on a whim. Charles added that it was important to him to share the image in order to take his power back from the hacker. RELATED STORIESJames Charles Pals Around With Kylie Jenner Amid Fallout From Tati Westbrook FeudTati Westbrook Says She's Taking a Break From YouTube Amid James Charles FeudInside James Charles and Tati Westbrook's Feud

A rising teenage star in the equestrian world has died after falling from her horse while practicing at home in Great Britain. Iona Sclater, 15, was described as an "exceptionally talented and dedicated" rider by British Eventing, the sport's governing body that country. "Our thoughts are with Iona's friends and family, her dad Charles, mum Hetty and sisters Lara and Alicia, at this very difficult time," British Eventing said in a statement. In five seasons of competing with British Eventing, Sclater scored 33 top 10 results. A few days ago, the teen posted a photo of herself competing with a horse named Swatchy at the Frickley Park Horse Trials in South Yorkshire.