The College Football Playoff selection committee revealed its first set of rankings on Tuesday -evening, with the 7-2 Michigan Wolverines checking in at No. Mi

A fireball lit up the sky over eastern Lake Superior late Monday evening, Nov. 3, according to the Michigan Storm Chasers, a group that tracks statewide weather and offers daily forecasts. The meteor, which blazed through the sky at about 10 p.m., was caught on video and shared via social media.

Here’s how Michigan can sneak in. The Wolverines started the year off fairly slow as true freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood was still trying to find his legs in the world of college football. Michigan then went on the road for an old-fashioned battle with a rising Nebraska team.

Tuesday night will be the unveiling of the first College Football Playoff rankings at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN. The Michigan Wolverines are sitting at 7-2 on the seaso

The Wolverines did make the cut in the first go-round as put out by the College Football Playoff rankings committee. The maize and blue came in at No. 21, with one win over a ranked team (No. 23 Washington), and two losses to others (No. 12 Oklahoma and No. 19 USC). No. 1 Ohio State looms at the end of the regular season.

The case involving a man who kicked the Jewish Resource Center's door before shouting hateful remarks has been sent to the city attorney to determine potential charges.

A 76-year-old man won a huge lottery jackpot in Michigan. The St. Clair County man said he is looking forward to retiring after winning a $1.35 million jackpot playing the Diamond Wild Time Progressive Fast Cash game, according to a Nov. 3 news release from the Michigan Lottery.

The American Patriot will then make its way north to the Upper Peninsula and stop in Escanaba, Michigan, on day five. The cruise ship will go south into Green Bay after and stop in the city before heading south to Muskegon, Michigan, and then back to Milwaukee.