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Riley Green's still chasing one big dream in country music, and it means everything because of the people who got him here.

Parker McCollum's raising his son to be respectful above all else, even if brains don't run in the family.

Morgan Wallen, Ella Langley and Kings of Leon are headlining the 2027 iteration of Sand in My Boots Festival.

In 1959, Albert Souden became the 22nd Michigan State Police officer to die in the line of duty. Here's that twisted story...

Granger Waste Services is reminding Michigan residents why certain things shouldn't go in the trash after a rechargeable lithium-ion battery caused a fire inside one of its trash trucks.

Lauren Alaina plays the Potter Center in Jackson on November 7, and 100.7 WITL has your chance to win free tickets to the show.

The case is complex and confusing.

The battle over Parton's estate just got more complicated.

Researchers ranked the songs most likely to get drivers to speed, and the results might surprise you about what's playing in your car.

ESPN star Pat McAfee also debuts during Season 4, Episode 3 of 'Tulsa King.'

USA Today just ranked America's best coffee chains for 2026, and Michigan's own Biggby Coffee landed in the top five. Here's how it ranked against the competition.

The gospel single celebrates living away from the city with an authenticity most would be nervous to reveal.

Dustin Lynch got his only speeding ticket at 16, too distracted by John Mayer to notice he was going 30 over.

"I still love music, and I still love performers. And God has seen fit to keep most of my wits about me."

Shelton and Hardy intersect over specific, authentic and celebratory songs about life out in the country.

A proposed $10 billion data center in Holt caught Delhi Township officials by surprise. The township has now cut ties with LEAP and is considering formal opposition.

The song serves as a mission statement of sorts for the long-lived group.

Yeah, these murder sites are not without their own rumors of the victims' ghosts. Here are brief details on Michigan's "Co-ed Killer" from the late 1960s...