Brandon Champion is a Trending/Sports Reporter at MLive. He covers a diverse range of topics including college sports, animal rights, and adventure travel, often intertwining themes of competitive sports and entertainment. Brandon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Fire Engineering, The Spokesman-Review, and Yahoo News.
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Brandon Champion's coverage is largely focused on local news, particularly crime and sports in the Michigan area. He seems to be interested in breaking news, evolving stories, and event coverage related to crime and sports.
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A southern dining chain has abruptly closed all its remaining locations.
By: Brandon Champion
The chain now operates 115 locations across the U.S. and Mexico with more on the way.
By: Brandon Champion
| Starbucks Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol marked the two-year anniversary of his Back to Starbucks initiative on Wednesday with a letter to
By: Brandon Champion
Brian Niccol marks two years of his Back to Starbucks initiative with a letter to employees.
A fast-food chain is making a major change in the way it makes its burgers.
By: Brandon Champion
| Burger King revealed Le Nugguette – a limited-edition, nugget-sized bag created to celebrate the new chicken nuggets. Burger King
By: Brandon Champion
Burger King dropped the season’s most unexpected accessory to celebrate its new chicken nuggets.
By: Brandon Champion
Lake Superior has produced another state record fish. Minnesota Fish and Wildlife officials confirmed this week that Doug Olson of Braham caught a 30.25-inch brown trout on the Great Lake in August.
By: Brandon Champion
Trout records have been falling on the Great Lake in 2026.
By: Brandon Champion
Officials discovered the mass die-off at Burns Gravel Pond in early September.
