George McIntyre

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

Most of us feel like the number 13 is dreadfully unlucky and should be avoided at all costs. But a Michigan woman who had a good feeling about that oft-dreaded number turned it into a huge lottery win. The Wayne County woman won $500,000 playing the Michigan Lottery's 50X Wild Time instant game. The 52-year-old player tells the Michigan Lottery she 'had a good feeling' about the notoriously unlucky number 13 and decided to take advantage of it.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

You're about to meet a Michigan man who has gone from living in his car to becoming a millionaire. And before you ask, no, he did not win the lottery. Mario Kelly is the creator of an Artificial Intelligence (or AI) product that you may soon come in contact with if you have not already. In the video interview below with Detroit's Fox 2, Mario Kelly introduces us to Emily. Emily is not a real person - but you'd never know it. Emily is completely driven by AI, all thanks to Kelly.

1 week ago | wgrd.com | George McIntyre

Can Michigan Residents Buy Alcohol on Easter Sunday? Can Michigan Residents Buy Alcohol on Easter Sunday? CanvaShare on FacebookShare on TwitterWhile Easter is generally considered a religious holiday and a holiday where kids hunt for Easter eggs and candy, it may also be a day of celebration when adults get together to enjoy a few adult beverages.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | George McIntyre

While Easter is generally considered a religious holiday and a holiday where kids hunt for Easter eggs and candy, it may also be a day of celebration when adults get together to enjoy a few adult beverages. And let's not ignore the fact that sometimes family celebrations with seldom-seen relatives can go a little easier if you 'take the edge off.' We're not here to judge. Buying alcohol on Sunday in Michigan is complicated.

1 week ago | wgrd.com | George McIntyre

Michigan Sheriff: Stop Making Threats Against Utility WorkersMichigan Sheriff: Stop Making Threats Against Utility WorkersPresque Isle County Sheriff's Department via Facebook, CanvaShare on FacebookShare on TwitterAs we approach two weeks since a devastating ice storm crippled Northern Michigan, tens of thousands of customers are still without power. A Northern Michigan sheriff is pleading with residents to stop making threats against utility companies and their line workers.