Wall St. Insights Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, supply and demand dynamics have sent home prices surging by ...

Michigan football, college football's defending national champion, started their title defense on the right foot. The Wolverines returned to action Saturday night hosting Fresno State in Week 1 ...

In a Michigan locker room hazy with celebratory cigar smoke, Zak Zinter was on a mission. Zinter, a star right guard who broke his leg against Ohio State and didn’t play in Michigan’s national ...

Hundreds of thousands of people throughout Michigan woke up in the dark on Wednesday after powerful storms battered the state, causing flooding and widespread school closures as forecasters warned ...

Extreme heat and violent thunderstorms triggered tornado sirens in Michigan Tuesday and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses. In addition to the heat and severe ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — There’s a lot to discuss from No. 9 Michigan’s 30-10 victory against Fresno State. Let’s start at the end, with two drives that showed the best of Michigan’s offense ...

It’s cut week in the NFL, and one former Michigan football player was released after only a few days with his new team. Chuck Filiaga, a Michigan offensive lineman for five seasons, was released ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Davis Warren never thought about leaving Michigan. The quarterback remained grateful that former Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh offered him a chance to join the team as a ...

As for the game itself, Saturday's contest will mark the first-ever meeting between Michigan and Fresno State. Here's how the Michigan On SI crew thinks it will play out: 1. Donovan Edwards will ...

The University of Michigan has entered into a new, 10-year agreement with a new retail company, Legends, following the bankruptcy of the the school's previous official retailer, 'The M Den'.

Michigan football entered Saturday having replaced nearly three-quarters of its starting lineup. With such a turnover, so much was supposedly unknown. And yet there was almost nothing unexpected ...

No. 3 Texas came into Michigan Stadium as 7.5-point favorites in Week 2 and absolutely rocked No. 10 Michigan, 31-12. It didn’t look good for the Wolverines from pretty much the beginning.