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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 | Jeremy Fenech

There's nothing like enjoying any one of Michigan's amazing beaches. However one Michigander may have second thoughts before walking on the beach. From Caseville to Port Huron, Mackinaw City to Traverse City, Michigan has stunning beaches along the Great Lakes. But then you have all the inland lakes like Houghton Lake, Higgins Lake, even Lake Fenton. A day at the beach is meant for relaxation and decompressing... not a stressful and terrifying experience.

1 week ago | wcrz.com | Jeremy Fenech

Whether you're a child of the 80s who grew up with 'The Karate Kid' series or a child of now who has been binge watching the new 'Cobra Kai' series over the last several years, Michiganders now have the chance to meet two of the franchise's biggest stars!Novi, Michigan has been the home for Michigan's Largest Comic Con for years, and this year will certainly not disappoint. Especially for kids of both 'The Karate Kid' and the 'Cobra Kai' franchises.

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 | wcrz.com | Jeremy Fenech

Michigan offers both recreational and medical marijuana for residents over the age of 21. While some risk-takers smoke the Devil's lettuce in the car, many smoke at home or elsewhere out of their car... but the smell lingers. So what happens when you get pulled over in Michigan and the officer smells the ganja? Does that officer have the right to search your car based on the potent smell?