Discover how these 10 Michigan cities brave the storm and shine even in harsh weather! From snow to floods, each has its own unique way of tackling the elements. 🌨️✨ Check out their tips and tricks!

The fourth-largest energy commodity traded between ... to the U.S. Ford threatened Minnesota, New York and Michigan. Two of the top U.S. cities importing Canadian electricity, according to U.S ...

More than 9,000 cherry trees line streets, parks and other public spaces in D.C., and even more are found outside the city. Here’s ... On the west side of Michigan Park and just north of ...

The fourth-largest energy commodity traded between Canada ... Canada, and Detroit, Michigan, above the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Memorial on March 1, 2025. A truck crosses the Ambassador Bridge ...

The fourth-largest energy commodity traded between Canada ... U.S. peaked in 2020 and have declined since. However, several ...

Wildlife sightings might include black bears (admire from a distance!), white-tailed deer that seem unbothered by your presence, and birds of prey soaring on thermals with the kind of effortless grace ...

The Michigan DNR has revamped its boat launch map with an interactive map showing more than 1,000 launch sits. In this MLive ...

A static image of a map shows the 25 school districts in Michigan with the highest gains and sharpest declines in student enrollment since 2004. An interactive version, with the data behind each ...

On March 13, the first purple martin, the largest ... in southern Michigan, including Adrian, Jackson and Vicksburg, according to PMCA's Scout-Arrival Study tracker. See the scout map: Where ...

As warm air builds across Michigan this week, two northern Michigan cities have already seen records tied or broken. "Alpena's high temp of 62 degrees today set a new record for March 10th ...

Winning Fantasy 5 tickets had the biggest showing among the list of large Michigan Lottery prizes won or claimed in February. Of the 17 prizes worth $100,000 won or claimed last month, five where ...

Have you ever looked at the Lake Michigan horizon and noticed city lights that seemed to appear out of thin air? No, the lake didn't suddenly shrink, nor did the city beyond the horizon teleport ...