Nature – Outdoors

Bringing firewood into Michigan? A new rule starts in 2027, and even wood from your own out of state property is covered.

The Michigan Dogman has been part of Michigan folklore for generations. With sightings reportedly following a strange pattern, could 2027 bring more

Michigan's first real snow usually hits around mid-November, though Mother Nature doesn't always stick to the schedule.

Two 65-year-old women from the Flint area were found safe after rough trail conditions and rain caused them to fall behind during a 20-mile Upper Peninsula hike.

Bryan Cranston is heading to Grand Rapids this fall for ArtPrize, bringing his tequila brand along for the ride.

Brighton's hosting a free blues festival this September with live music, food trucks, and a barbecue contest running Friday and Saturday.

Saginaw families get free pizza, books, and meal bags at Mobile Monday this week at the rec complex.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac says cooler-than-normal September and drier October weather could be on the way. Bring on the hoodies, football, bonfires and cider mills!

From Lake Michigan overlooks and massive sand dunes to waterfalls and remote wilderness, these Michigan hiking trails are getting some seriously impressive AllTrails and Google reviews.

Twin Lakes State Park in Houghton County is back open after more than a year of construction and $2.5 million in upgrades.

Trapper Joe's has been around since 1946, and Back to the Bricks 2026 gives it one more reason to be the place to be in Burton this August.

One of Michigan's most unique attractions is getting ready to close. Indigo Lavender Farms in Lapeer County will permanently shut down on August 15 after years of hosting visitors, weddings, and special events.