Harbor Springs, at the southern end of the Tunnel of Trees, is the kind of charming lakeside town that makes you contemplate selling your house and moving to Michigan on the spot.

Michigan chains serve pot pies that disappoint with bland fillings and soggy crusts, but others deliver rich, golden comfort ...

Frosts, ice and snow in June, July and August? It happened one legendary summer — and it took scientists about 100 years to ...

Michigan is becoming popular for wine, since a warmer climate affects vineyards. Here why you should travel to Michigan vineyards and wineries.

The birthplace of Motown and the Model T car, this industrious Michigan city has gone from boom to bust and back. Today, it’s carving a niche for inclusive music and art.

The harbor water shifts from winter’s steel gray to spring’s deep blue. Snow melts off the bluffs above town, revealing green lawns around grand Victorian homes. Shopkeepers wash winter salt off their ...

Monday night, snow and rain are expected, with precipitation turning to all snow after 9 p.m. with 4 to 7 inches possible. Tuesday, snow will taper off by 9 a.m. with highs climbing to the mid 30s.

But with overall warming due to climate change, the study found that Lakes Michigan and Huron don't consistently separate into layers — or stratify — in the winter anymore. The consequences ...

A visual indicator that you've entered the Keweenaw Peninsula is the famous snow stake along US 41 north of Mohawk, Michigan. The stake marks the county's deepest season at 390 inches in the winter of ...

Life Northern Michigan resort builds massive ‘glacier’ ski run that could last until Memorial Day Published: Mar. 21, 2025, 7:20 a.m.

Unlike recent ones, the DNR says Michigan had a “more normal” winter this year — “more cold days and near-average snow fall across the state.” Because of that, you may notice more dead ...

Satellites can now estimate how much water the snow cover contains. With the deep snow cover over northern Michigan there is going to be a lot of water trickling into our soil as temperatures warm ...