Founders, Stryker dealing with PR fallout hat  Two of Michigan's most successful companies are dealing with sensitive issues this week and the negative press that comes with added scrutiny. Founders, the acclaimed Grand Rapids brewery, is dealing with a racial discrimination lawsuit. The case took a turn when a general manager during a deposition wouldn't say that a black employee was, in fact, black. Stryker Corp., a Fortune 500 company based in Kalamazoo, is facing a charge of alleged bribery in a foreign country. The company previously paid millions to settle similar charges in 2013 and 2018. MORE ►Stryker sued by Mexican government agency for alleged bribes

  

High water, fall winds doing a number on Lake Michigan shoreline   It seems Mother Nature isn't done emptying out her can of Beach be Gone. This week's gale-force winds, coupled with already high water levels, conspired to gobble up large swaths of prime Lake Michigan shoreline. The pictures and videos from the past few days are quite spectacular. But, excuse us please, Mother Nature. We'd appreciate if you'd leave some beach when you're done. MORE ►Watch waves crash against historic Frankfort lighthouse ►Foul weather closes iconic Sleeping Bear Dunes drive  ►Parts of M-185 surrounding Mackinac Island washed out

Schoolcraft, Muskegon showcase the positive power of prep sports hat  We sometimes forget that sports offers more than just a continuous flow of winners and losers. They can bring communities together. They can provide lifelong memories. They can make a difference. When that happens, everyone involved is a winner.   Take a moment to watch these videos out of Schoolcraft and Muskegon. Just don't forget a tissue. You just might need it. MORE ►Schoolcraft football team manager had 'awesome' touchdown run ►Muskegon football team shows biggest fan some birthday love

  

Couple with 7 children, 21 grandchildren claims $80M Powerball jackpot       They didn't know they'd won until a day later. They didn't claim their winnings until a month later. Now, they have no plans to tell their work place see you later. Dawn and Phillip Chippewa, from Sutton's Bay, took their entire family to Lansing on Wednesday to collect on their $80 million Powerball jackpot ticket. MORE ►Top 10 richest lottery winners in U.S. and Michigan history  ►Tips from a lottery expert that still stand