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Flock cameras in Grand Traverse County have taken photographs of almost 450,000 vehicles in the last 30 days. But who is searching through the data? And what are they searching for? Locally, the only check on searches comes from the policing authorities themselves.
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Three years after Public Act 233 passed, municipalities are still grappling with their options for large renewable energy projects as the state seeks to transition to cleaner energy sources.
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Major highways in Antrim and Emmet Counties were washed out after last week's rain storm. One local farm is seeing a flood of support.
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Could a new variety replace the Montmorency as northern Michigan's favorite tart cherry?
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License plate reading cameras are catching on in northern Michigan. Grand Traverse County has 28. Antrim County has eight, with the possibility of three more on the way.
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Petoskey stones, formed about 350 million years ago, are a true passion for northern Michigan beachgoers.
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"Trucker" Randy Bishop, a local conservative talk-radio host, broadcast defamatory comments about an Onaway business owner on his wife's radio station. The two parties settled just before a jury trial was set to begin.
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The trial begins in a Cheboygan courtroom today. Also, the serviceberry (or Juneberry) is trying to make a comeback.
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The state Bureau of Elections has suspended Victoria Bishop's ability to see or modify the qualified voter file, or QVF. State officials wrote that she was told not to alter the file, but did anyway.
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The state revoked Victoria Bishop’s access to Michigan’s voter roll Friday, the latest salvo in the dispute between the state and the controversial Republican election official.