TV

It was a great night for a couple of gals from Michigan who took home some serious cash and won a trip to Mexico on 'Wheel of Fortune.'

Will the Tigers be scratched from TV next year?

For 50 years, the late-night sketch show has been a launching pad for some of entertainment's most famous stars.

Richard Goodall takes 19th season prize, closing the finale with “Don’t Stop Believin’” featuring Neal Schon.

The singer is slated to appear on 'SNL' in October — here's what happened the only other time she played the famous late-night show over 40 years ago.

Detroit TV anchors Ryan Ermanni, Maurielle Lue, and Deena Centofanti laugh in the face of the HR department, poking fun at their recently-completed training.

Martin and Gina called Detroit their home for five seasons. Step inside the iconic apartment building that served as the show's backdrop for all those years.

You know that point where a TV show goes from great to not so great? There's a phrase for that and it originated right here in Michigan.

The "Sign Stealer" will break his silence in August.

Recently, a 24-season long TV show based in Michigan has come to an end. But lucky for fans, they can still go visit their favorite TV veterinarian.

Talk show host once said the sketch show "made me famous."

Dark, desolate 1982 album gets a words-and-music celebration.