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Like its parent event, the Traverse City offshoot will feature films, panels and outdoor experiences for attendees.

“Ideally, [commercial fishing] will continue,” says the nonprofit’s executive director. “I’m going to make people care. I want them to care. I want them to fight for it now.”

Understaffed, untrained, and sometimes even married townships officials control taxpayer dollars in many northern Michigan communities.

The Traverse City Police Department has been using two solar-powered surveillance cameras on mobile trailers.

The Michigan Court of Appeals is being asked to order a hearing in a case that alleges a zoo is violating the habeas corpus rights of chimpanzees against unlawful confinement.

Gov. Whitmer took the opportunity to speak publicly to what she saw as wins from the budget process during stops in Flint, Clinton Township, and Kalamazoo.

HIPAA protects patient privacy by limiting how medical information is shared. But the story of a Michigan mom caring for her adult son shows how these rules sometimes create barriers to necessary care.

An annual report by the Michigan Public Service Commission says the amount of power generated by renewable sources like wind and solar will more than double by 2030.

This time of year, there's a lot of gleaning going on in northwest lower Michigan. We talk with someone who helps coordinate the efforts.

Money is going to efforts to conserve waterfront in Elberta, restore Arctic grayling to rivers and reforest northern Michigan after the ice storm.