Max Copeland
Reporting Intern-
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A single engine plane made an emergency landing on a soccer field in Traverse City Tuesday evening.
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The City of Marquette closes a popular park road to allow hundreds of blue-spotted salamanders to migrate safely.
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The ski jump in the western Upper Peninsula is getting $20 million for upgrades.
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Northern Michigan is expected to see snow over the next few days. When that happens, sidewalks can get treacherous. But some see it as an opportunity to serve their community by making sure the neighborhood is walkable.
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Most people aren’t thinking about Christmas this time of year, but Santa Claus is already planning for it. For some people in northern Michigan who dress up as Santa every year, the job is a lot more involved than you might think.
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The gypsy moth will now be called spongy moth. The Entomological Society of America made the change because the term 'gypsy' is considered derogatory.
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“We’ve long surpassed those levels that were set by both the state and federal authorities for wolves being a recovered species in Michigan,” says Ed Golder, a public information officer for the DNR.
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The cold was biting on the last Saturday in January, but it wasn't enough to keep sledders from zipping down Carly’s Hill in Fife Lake. Only sleds made out of cardboard were allowed.
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Grand Traverse County will purchase an armored police vehicle known as a BearCat. The county board of commissioners approved the purchase on Wednesday with a six to one vote. The vehicle will cost $260,599.
