Four new stores have recently opened or will soon open at the Mall at Partridge Creek.

An Arlington, Virginia, family whose son made the ultimate sacrifice for his V-22 Osprey crew will be honored with the Navy and Marine Corps' highest noncombat honors.

Flooding in the Midwestern U.S. has collapsed a railroad bridge and sent water surging around a dam after days of heavy rains that have forced hundreds of people to evacuate or be rescued.

A popular business has bounced back after suffering a devastating fire in Southfield.

With tornadoes hitting the Midwest and the South, some survivors say that they emerged from their homes to find buildings ripped apart, vehicles tossed around like toys, shattered glass and felled trees.

Spencer has been nominated for a 2023 James Beard Award.

Two Ann Arbor restaurants, Miss Kim and Spencer, are semifinalists for awards from the James Beard Foundation.

Ten years later and a Detroit mother is seeking justice for her son, Petty Officer Terrence Hill Jr., who was killed on Detroit’s west side.

Patricia Spencer and Pamela Sue Hobley vanished from their small Michigan town on Halloween 53 years ago.

Michigan is becoming the wheelchair ballroom dancing capital of America. The groundbreaking program “Dance Mobility” was created at Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Bloomfield Hills.

As the coronavirus pandemic prepares to enter another calendar year, the fatigue on the front lines of the health care industry wears on.

The foundation operating the two historic theaters announced free admission for veterans and active duty military members in observation of Veteran’s Day.

Kristen Stewart is engaged to screenwriter Dylan Meyer.

The CDC reiterates that the COVID-19 vaccines are effective at protecting you from getting seriously sick.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – At 7 p.m. on Monday, Michigan Theater audiences can learn more about four inspiring Ann Arbor chefs. As part of its Women’s Voices series presented by Toyota, Michigan Theater will begin virtual screenings of Her Name is Chef on Friday. The documentary explores the changing culture of the culinary industry through the stories of six female chefs. Virtual screenings cost $12 to rent, $10 for Michigan Theater members and is free for gold members. If rented through the MTF AgileLink streaming platform, 50 percent of proceeds from the film benefit the independent Ann Arbor theater.

Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash, right, talks with Spencer Dinwiddie during the first half of an NBA preseason basketball game against the Boston Celtics, Friday, Dec. 18, 2020, in Boston. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm)NEW YORK – Spencer Dinwiddie will have surgery to repair a partially torn ACL in his right knee, an early blow to a Brooklyn Nets team that hoped it had left its injury troubles behind. Dinwiddie was hurt Sunday in Charlotte during the third quarter of the Nets' first loss of the season. The Nets said Monday the guard's surgery was scheduled for next week and further updates would be provided afterward. But they couldn't complete a comeback Sunday in Charlotte, falling 106-104 after Dinwiddie was hurt in the third quarter.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Shopping small and shopping local is the name of the game this holiday season. Here are 4 more Ann Arbor gift ideas:FOR THE FOODIEGift cards are always a good go-to, but take your gift-giving to the next level by buying your local friend, family member or loved one dinner. Back in March, Ann Arbor-based organization Save MI Faves made a one-stop-directory for buying gift cards to Ann Arbor and other Michigan businesses and restaurants. FOR THE TEA FANATICWhile coffee shops and cafes get all of the attention, Ann Arbor has a tea-rrific secret, its tea culture. Arbor Teas offers a massive variety of organic and Fair Trade Certified loose leaf teas and teaware.

The lawyer, John DiNucci, said Spencer owes him a significant amount of money in legal fees and hasnt been cooperating adequately. Lawyers for victims of the Charlottesville rally violence sued several far-right extremist groups and individuals who participated in the event, which was organized in part to protest the citys planned removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The lawsuit names Spencer as one of the organizers of the Aug. 12, 2017, rally. On the eve of the rally, Spencer and others marched through the University of Virginias campus, shouting racist and anti-Semitic slogans. Hoppe gave Spencer one week to demonstrate that he can raise money.

LOS ANGELES, CA The Producers Guild of America will honor Octavia Spencer for her work behind-the-camera at its 2020 awards show. Spencer, who was among the producers of last year's best picture Oscar winner "Green Book," will receive the Visionary Award at the Producers Guild Awards on Jan. 18. The honor is meant to celebrate producers who create "inspiring, uplifting stories that add unique value to society and culture." Spencer also served as an executive producer on "Ma," a horror film released earlier this year that gave the Oscar-winning actress her first starring role . Previous recipients of the award include Brad Pitt, Ava DuVernay and "black-ish" creator Kenya Barris.

"Good Morning America" Lara Spencer is apologizing yet again for mocking Prince George's ballet lessons last week. I have spoken with several members of the dance community over the past few days. As the media was quick to share the sweet news, Spencer seemed to turn her nose at the young royal pursuing dance. Even though her co-hosts laughed with her, the public was much less impressed, with both social media and the dance community quick to condemn her tone, and Spencer's apology Friday wasn't well-received. RELATED STORIES'GMA' Host Lara Spencer Apologizes for Mocking Prince George's Ballet Classes'GMA' Co-Host George Stephanopoulos Reveals Daughter's Battle With ScoliosisDog, 19, Retires From Ballet After 125 Performances in 'The Nutcracker'

KensingtonPalace/Matt Porteous/Twitter via CNN(CNN) - Lara Spencer formerly apologized Monday on "Good Morning America" for her recent comment mocking Prince George's interest in ballet. Controversy arose last week after "GMA" aired a segment that mentioned that the future king of England's favorite activities include ballet lessons. "We'll see how long that lasts," Spencer deadpanned about the 6-year-old's interest before chuckling. Viewer response was swift, with even dance legend Debbie Allen offering a video rebuttal on social media that was posted with the hashtag #boysdancetoo. Wall had earlier shared on social media that Spencer wanted to make amends for her comment.

NEW YORK (CNN) - "Good Morning America" co-anchor Lara Spencer has apologized after she was accused of making a sexist and stereotypical comment about one of Prince George's favorite pastimes. The controversy arose on Friday after the ABC morning news show aired a segment that mentioned that the future king of England's favorite activities include ballet lessons. Spencer later posted a mea culpa on her Instagram page. "My sincere apologies for an insensitive comment I made in pop news yesterday," she wrote in conjunction with a picture of an open field and outdoor skyline. "From ballet to anything one wants to explore in life, I say GO FOR IT.

Prince George cant wait to begin ballet classes, and Lara Spencer is regretting ever questioning it. The "Good Morning America" host is apologizing after poking fun at the 6-year-old taking dance classes as a part of his schools curriculum. The controversy began Thursday morning, when Prince Georges curriculum at private school St. Thomas Battersea where he will begin Year Two was revealed, and it included French lessons and weekly ballet practice. As media was quick to report the sweet news, Spencer added her two cents while in conversation with co-hosts George Stephanopoulos and Amy Robach. Details of Georges curriculum have been released, making us all really happy we dont have to do homework anymore, Spencer said sarcastically.

DETROIT - Detroit police are looking for a teen girl who was last seen Saturday on the city's west side. Destiny Spencer, 16, walked away from the 8000 block of Hubbell Avenue after her mother picked her up about 2 p.m.Police said Spencer has been missing before, and her mother is concerned for her safety. Spencer has a light complexion with long, black hair and dark brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black Champion T-shirt, blue overalls and black slide sandals. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call police at 313-596-5240 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.