Everything you need to know about the 2019 Detroit auto show   The North American International Auto Show is almost here. Car lovers wait all year to attend the huge event that lets the public get an up-close-and-personal look at the newest and most exciting vehicles that will be coming to a dealership near you. This year's show marks the end of an era, as the event will move to the summer in 2020. If you are planning a trip to NAIAS this year, here's a rundown of everything you need to know to fully take in the magic of the motor vehicle. MORE ►Take an early look at the 2019 auto show floor ►All the vehicle reveals expected at the 2019 NAIAS

Recreational weed may spark up state's medical marijuana industry   As 2019 starts, medical marijuana patients are having a hard time finding the substance. There are large areas of the state where there is nowhere to buy marijuana, even if you have a medical card. Some advocates have called the state's implementation of medical marijuana regulation a "failure." Now, they are hopeful for the future, as a Democrat is seated in the governorship and recreational marijuana legalization launches. MORE ►Medical marijuana shortage will be filled by caregivers ►Which Michigan counties have highest rates of medical marijuana cardholders

Final grades of football season for MSU and UM hat We are handing out all kinds of grades for the 2018 football season. MSU's defense gets a solid A for a season that saw them rank as the nation's leaders against the rush. The rest of the Spartans, though, didn't fair so well. For the Wolverines, well, it was a 10-win season, so there really aren't any horrible grades to hand out, but there aren't any perfect grades here either. How would you grade these teams, now that the season is over?  MORE ►Michigan football report card: Final grades for a 10-win season ►Detroit's Quick Lane Bowl, Redbox Bowl among bowls with most empty seats