Boyne Mountain Newlyweds Cap Off Historic Ski SeasonBoyne Mountain Newlyweds Cap Off Historic Ski SeasonMichigan newlyweds celebrated their wedding by skiing Boyne Mountain during the resort’s historic Memorial Day closing weekend.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Why Michigan Has Not Banned The Callery Pear Tree YetWhy Michigan Has Not Banned The Callery Pear Tree YetMichigan still allows invasive Bradford pear trees despite bans in other states over their smell, storm risks, and rapid spread.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Michigan Skies Filled With Millions Of Migrating BirdsMichigan Skies Filled With Millions Of Migrating BirdsMillions of migrating birds will fill Michigan skies tonight as experts urge residents to turn off outdoor lights. Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Michigan Cities Embrace the No Mow May MovementMichigan Cities Embrace the No Mow May MovementKalamazoo’s 'Buzz in the Zoo' expands 'No Mow May' to help Michigan bees, butterflies, and pollinators with eco-friendly lawn care.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
How Michigan Backyards Play A Role In Monarch Butterfly JourneyHow Michigan Backyards Play A Role In Monarch Butterfly JourneyLearn how monarch butterflies migrate through Michigan and where to spot them while supporting pollinators with simple habitat tips.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
What Happens To Tulips After Holland's Tulip Time Festival EndsWhat Happens To Tulips After Holland's Tulip Time Festival EndsHolland, Michigan's Tulip Time Festival returns with millions of blooms and a Tulip Dig, where visitors can dig up bulbs after the event ends.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Parts of Michigan Could See Rain Turn to SnowParts of Michigan Could See Rain Turn to SnowApril showers are supposed to bring May flowers, but instead they may bring May snow showers in some parts of Michigan.Tommy CarrollTommy Carroll
Michigan Hit With One Of Its Most Intense Allergy Seasons YetMichigan Hit With One Of Its Most Intense Allergy Seasons YetMichigan allergy sufferers face one of the worst seasons yet as tree pollen surges early and experts warn symptoms may be more severe than usual.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Michigan Roads Reveal A Surprising Wildlife TrendMichigan Roads Reveal A Surprising Wildlife TrendMichigan turtles are emerging from hibernation this March and April, increasing sightings as they begin searching for mates across the state.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Michigan Primed To Blow Past Yearly Tornado Average For Second Year In A RowMichigan Primed To Blow Past Yearly Tornado Average For Second Year In A RowJust like 2025, early tornado outbreaks are putting Michigan on track for a busy season.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill