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A Roseville man was arrested Saturday night after a DoorDash order for a turkey leg from the Michigan Renaissance Festiv...
09/20/2026

A Roseville man was arrested Saturday night after a DoorDash order for a turkey leg from the Michigan Renaissance Festival reportedly ended in a physical altercation at his home. The man had ordered a turkey leg that cost about $15, but with delivery, service and other fees, the total came to roughly $90 before tip. The situation reportedly escalated when the man learned the DoorDash driver had paid the $29.95 admission fee to enter the festival and pick up the order and wanted to be reimbursed. After spending more than an hour making the trip to Roseville, the driver arrived with the turkey leg, but the man took one bite, complained that it was cold and allegedly struck the driver in the face with the turkey leg, causing him to bleed. The driver, who is reportedly a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, grabbed the turkey leg and fought back, leaving the Roseville man with two black eyes before neighbors called police. Officers responding to the home reportedly separated the two men and took statements from both parties before placing the Roseville man under arrest. He was later released on bail and is expected to appear in court on the charges. The man said he had been drinking when he placed the order and acknowledged that alcohol played a role in his actions. He also said that had he been sober, he never would have spent nearly $90 on a turkey leg. The turkey leg was reportedly taken into evidence as part of the investigation.

Michigan parents are sending their kids door to door with green Halloween baskets this year, saying the green basket mea...
09/18/2026

Michigan parents are sending their kids door to door with green Halloween baskets this year, saying the green basket means the child wants cash instead of candy. Parents say it is now considered rude to give candy to a child carrying a green basket. They compare it to the Halloween baskets some kids with autism or food allergies use to let homeowners know they need something different. “If a kid has an allergy, you’re going to accommodate them. Same thing with our kids. Pay up,” one Michigan parent said. The green baskets reportedly became popular after COVID and some now have built in card readers that can take credit cards, Apple Pay, Venmo, PayPal, Cash App and even cryptocurrency. Some also allow homeowners to add a 15%, 20% or 25% tip. Parents say getting money instead of candy is healthier for kids and also teaches them the value of a dollar. “If you are going to hand out candy this Halloween, you should hand out cash too. That way it’s fair to all the trick or treaters,” another parent said. Some kids are reportedly asking their parents to skip the houses handing out full size candy bars and go to the houses known for handing out crisp $100 bills because they know the true meaning of Halloween. Parents say people need to show up and not disappoint these kids, stop being cheap, turn on their porch lights and have cash ready. They say if you can accommodate a kid who cannot have candy, you can accommodate a kid who does not want candy. Pay up.

A Warren couple has started a new neighborhood exchange called the “Little Love Library,” where adults can leave or take...
09/18/2026

A Warren couple has started a new neighborhood exchange called the “Little Love Library,” where adults can leave or take s*x toys, lubricant, DVDs and other adult accessories free of charge. Similar to a Little Free Library or community pantry, the concept operates on a simple “take what you need, leave what you can” system, with the couple encouraging people to donate new or gently used items they no longer need. The Little Love Library is intended for adults only and is secured with a lock that requires a code to open, which the couple provides to adults who want access. The couple said the setup helps keep the library strictly for adults while maintaining a judgment-free environment with no questions asked about who takes an item or why. A small sign on the box reads “Take a toy, Leave a toy,” while a separate donation bin is available for unopened items. “I had a few plugs sitting around collecting dust, so I cleaned them up and swapped them for some really cool beads,” one Warren resident said. Another visitor said the convenient hours are one of the biggest benefits. “It’s open 24-7. I needed some l**e and I got a Blu-ray DVD all in one stop. I highly recommend.” The couple said DVDs are the only type of movies accepted because VHS tapes take up too much space. They also said some items have been disappearing quickly, with one resident joking that “the good stuff is always gone by 7 a.m.” The couple said they have already received requests to expand the program to other Warren neighborhoods, although they admitted they may need a bigger box if the demand continues. “We didn’t think people would actually use it this much,” one of them said. “Apparently Warren was ready.”

British social media personality Josh Cauldwell-Clarke, better known as Josh From England, is reportedly considering a m...
09/17/2026

British social media personality Josh Cauldwell-Clarke, better known as Josh From England, is reportedly considering a move to Roseville after developing a strong connection to the area during his recent visits to Michigan. Josh and fellow influencer Jase have spent time traveling throughout the state, but sources familiar with their visits say Roseville quickly became one of Josh’s favorite stops. Josh reportedly fell in love with the Roseville lifestyle, spending his days at Macomb Mall, cruising Gratiot and making regular stops at Texas Roadhouse, Olive Garden and several local THC dispensaries. He also reportedly enjoyed meeting some of the people he encountered outside Macomb Mall, including a group he met at a nearby bus stop, where he ended up sharing a smoke and a b**r with them. Friends say those casual interactions with local residents were part of what made Josh feel comfortable in the area. While Josh has not announced any plans to leave England permanently, he has reportedly talked about finding a place in Roseville and spending more time in Michigan. “It just feels like somewhere I could live,” Josh reportedly said.

ROMEO, MI — A new fall destination is coming to Romeo this year with Blaze Orchard, a new cannabis-friendly c***r mill d...
09/16/2026

ROMEO, MI — A new fall destination is coming to Romeo this year with Blaze Orchard, a new cannabis-friendly c***r mill designed exclusively for adults 21 and older. Billed as Michigan’s first THC-friendly c***r mill, Blaze Orchard will combine traditional fall activities with cannabis-friendly experiences, including hay rides, bonfires, c***r tastings, pumpkin picking, w**d picking, a petting zoo and haunted attractions throughout October. The main attraction will be a five-acre cannabis maze made up of rows of plants that visitors can walk through and consume cannabis in while trying to find their way out. Guests will also be able to pick pumpkins and w**d directly from the plants, with both weighed before they leave the orchard. The “Blaze Wagon” will take visitors on a traditional hay ride where cannabis consumption is permitted during the ride, while the “Munchie Barn” will serve homemade apple c***r, fresh doughnuts and other fall food. After finishing the maze, visitors can head over to the “Goats & Ganja” petting zoo to interact with goats and llamas. “You ever blaze and talk to a baby goat? It’s life changing,” one visitor said. Guests can also warm up around one of the orchard’s fall bonfires, with Blaze Orchard offering cannabis tastings, live entertainment and a series of haunted attractions as Halloween approaches. Organizers say the goal is to give adults a fall experience that combines the traditional c***r mill atmosphere with Michigan’s legal cannabis culture. “We wanted to create a place where adults could enjoy everything they remember about going to a c***r mill as a kid, just with a few more options,” one organizer said. “You can ride the hay wagon, walk through the maze, pick a pumpkin, pick some w**d, grab some c***r and doughnuts, pet a goat and then sit around a bonfire.” All visitors must be 21 or older, and organizers say identification will be checked at the entrance.

WASHINGTON TWP., MI- Spirit Halloween has reportedly purchased Michigan’s most expensive residential listing in Macomb C...
09/16/2026

WASHINGTON TWP., MI- Spirit Halloween has reportedly purchased Michigan’s most expensive residential listing in Macomb County, with plans to transform the massive Washington Township property into what the company says will be one of its largest locations in Michigan. The roughly 32,000-square-foot estate, which was listed for approximately $9 million, is expected to be filled with costumes, decorations, animatronics and Halloween merchandise ahead of the upcoming season. The purchase has already caught the attention of nearby residents, with some saying the location could draw customers from across Macomb County. “This will bring people from Roseville to Washington Township,” said one Washington Township resident noted with dismay. “Keep those Halloween hillbillies in their own towns.” The resident said there had previously been a rumor that the property could eventually be turned into the new Lakeside Mall. “I was hoping it was a new Lakeside Mall with an Orange Julius and a Funcoland,” one resident reported. “But it will be convenient to get a Minions costume for my kid, I guess.”

An 82-year-old Michigan farm owner says a simple misunderstanding has turned this year's corn maze into an unexpected fa...
09/15/2026

An 82-year-old Michigan farm owner says a simple misunderstanding has turned this year's corn maze into an unexpected fall attraction. Janine, who has operated her corn maze for more than 30 years, said she asked the designer for a giant “c**k,” believing he understood she meant a rooster. “When he was finished and showed me a picture of his giant c**k from the sky, I almost fell over,” Janine said. The designer offered to change the maze, but Janine had already paid for the work. “He said he could fix it, but at this point I already paid for his big c**k,” she said. Janine admits she was initially mortified but has since decided to embrace the mistake and see how many visitors it brings. “I've had my corn maze for over 30 years and I've never had this happen,” she said. “Instead of correcting it, I'm going to own it this year and see how many people will come to see my big c**k.” Her granddaughter said the family quickly realized the unusual maze could become a tourist attraction. “People can get their picture coming out of Michigan’s largest c**k. Sounds fun to me,” she said. Janine is now calling it Michigan's first ### corn maze and says she's learned an important lesson from the experience. “At my age, I've learned sometimes the answer to your problems can be solved by a giant c**k,” she said.

UTICA, MI — Randy, a 40-year-old Utica man who was down on his luck, living at the Wardell Motel and recently fired from...
09/14/2026

UTICA, MI — Randy, a 40-year-old Utica man who was down on his luck, living at the Wardell Motel and recently fired from Wendy’s for allegedly giving away Frostys in exchange for s*xual favors from women he met on Craigslist, says his life changed after he walked into Sarge & Red’s during a rainy night and made a wish on the store’s new Zoltar machine. “I wished for my luck to turn around,” Randy said. “Zoltar told me it would.” As he walked back outside, a $20 bill blew through the parking lot and stuck to his forehead, which Randy took as a sign. He immediately went to a nearby gas station and bought a Big Money Payday $20 scratch-off, ci******es and a Faygo before returning to the Wardell, where he says he drank enough vodka to throw up on the bed. The next morning, Randy noticed the untouched lottery ticket on the dresser, scratched it with what he calls his “lucky toenail,” and discovered he had won the game’s $2 million top prize. Randy claimed the lump sum and returned to Sarge & Red’s the following day carrying a briefcase full of cash and accompanied by two women he had hired as personal security. Before leaving, Randy tipped Zoltar $5 as a thank-you for his good fortune. “I owe everything to Zoltar and nobody else,” Randy said. Since winning, Randy has reportedly become the most popular person at Shamrock Pub, Locker Room Saloon and PUFF Cannabis Company, while also being seen around town donating money to prostitutes, drug dealers and the casino. Friends say Randy has already blown through a significant portion of the winnings, but Randy insists he has a plan. “I’m investing in the community,” he said. “The community just happens to be prostitutes, drug dealers and blackjack.”

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Staff at a Clinton Township Big Boy were shocked Sunday morning after discovering what appeare...
09/13/2026

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Staff at a Clinton Township Big Boy were shocked Sunday morning after discovering what appeared to be gang-style graffiti spray-painted across the restaurant’s iconic Big Boy statue. The statue’s face had been painted black and white, resembling the makeup commonly associated with Juggalos, while a Hatchet Man symbol and the words “WHOOP WHOOP” were also found spray-painted on a nearby dumpster. Clinton Township police and Big Boy staff are investigating the incident as possible gang tagging, with authorities reviewing nearby Flock cameras and security footage from surrounding businesses in hopes of identifying the suspects. “Macomb County used to be such a good area until those people started moving in, you know, those ‘Clowns,’” one local man said. Another local resident disagreed, saying, “Juggalos are the nicest people I know and this must be an act of a few bad apples.” Staff said no one was harmed, but employees and guests were reportedly shaken up by the incident. Police are also examining several pieces of potential evidence left near the scene, including spray-paint cans, an empty Faygo bottle and a crinkled-up dollar found on the ground near the statue. Investigators say they are hoping to recover fingerprints from the spray-paint cans and possible DNA from the dollar, although they did not explain why the dollar was being treated as potentially significant evidence. Authorities also expect the possibility of additional Juggalo-related activity to flare up as Halloween approaches, which some investigators have jokingly referred to as the group’s “native holiday,” when followers gather to celebrate the Dark Carnival. Police say they will continue monitoring the area and reviewing surveillance footage for possible suspects. While some people associate the Hatchet Man and other Juggalo symbols with gang activity, authorities have not indicated that there is any immediate threat to the public. Anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to contact authorities in Clinton Township. Residents are not believed to be in any immediate danger, but are being encouraged to remain alert and report anything suspicious.

ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI — What started as a lonely single dad's Facebook post turned into one of the largest Detroit Lions ...
09/13/2026

ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI — What started as a lonely single dad's Facebook post turned into one of the largest Detroit Lions tailgates St. Clair Shores has ever seen after more than 1,000 people reportedly showed up at his home Sunday to watch the game and swim in his backyard pool. The man, who had recently gone through a divorce and was spending his first weekend without his kids, reportedly posted that people were welcome to come over, swim in the pool and watch the Lions game with him because he “didn't really have any friends.” The post quickly spread through local Facebook groups, with people saying they felt bad for him and wanted to make sure he wasn't spending his first weekend alone. By early afternoon, the small gathering had turned into a massive neighborhood tailgate, with cars parked on lawns, sidewalks and in front of neighboring homes as hundreds of people continued arriving. Residents reportedly had trouble getting to their own houses as the crowd spilled into surrounding streets, while the backyard pool became packed with strangers. Witnesses also reported topless women swimming, heavy drinking, ma*****na smoking and partygoers using neighboring yards as makeshift restrooms. “I could smell b**r, ribs, and ma*****na a half a block away,” said one neighbor. Another resident said the situation became particularly difficult to explain to their children after partygoers began using nearby properties as bathrooms. “I’m not a party pooper, but I had to explain to my kids why a grown man was pooping in our flower bed,” the neighbor said. Police eventually shut the party down because of the massive scale of the gathering, the growing number of complaints from residents, topless swimmers and people using neighboring yards as restrooms. What the homeowner expected to be a quiet afternoon watching football with a few strangers had reportedly turned into a crowd of more than 1,000 people before authorities finally brought the impromptu Lions block party to an end.

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