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If you enjoy spending time outdoors and are looking to earn between $48,000 and $60,000, this is your opportunity to become a park ranger.

Seasonal flooding in Michigan varies in intensity from year to year, but regardless of how severe it is, these floods benefit fish and other aquatic species.

As the weather warms up, Michiganders begin to clean up their yards. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has made it easier for residents to get burn permits.

The winter of 2025–2026 was among the harshest ever recorded across much of Michigan, and the extreme conditions also contributed to a new record being set at the Mackinac Bridge.

The Michigan Turkey Tracks Foundation gives young people with disabilities the opportunity to experience the turkey hunt of a lifetime.

Michigan is turning up the heat this year with its inaugural two-day hot sauce festival, spicing up the state’s ever-expanding lineup of food and drink celebrations.

Picture this: a bathroom stall, a witty line that makes you chuckle out loud. It’s more than just graffiti; it’s a slice of shared humor.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is exploring ways to improve deer hunting in the state and is now considering implementing a possible one-buck rule for the 2027 season.

You’ve probably seen the viral video of the woman in Muskegon making a bold escape from a police cruiser. Over the weekend, the Easter Bunny pulled off a similar getaway.

Serial killer Ted Bundy confessed to 30 murders across seven states between 1974 and 1978, and DNA evidence has now linked him to an additional victim.

Police breaking up a house party isn’t unusual, but it’s rare for a gathering in a rural area like this to result in drug arrests and felony firearm charges.

Acrisure Amphitheater in downtown Grand Rapids is scheduled to debut its first show on May 15, 2026, and locals have already started coming up with some inventive nicknames for the new venue.