The Veterans Service Committee in Wexford County held a special meeting to address department vacancies and program funding changes.

Last week, the entire staff at the Wexford County Department of Veterans Services resigned, citing professional challenges.

While the state received some funding, FEMA denied Michigan's appeal for Public Assistance Category F and Individual Assistance.

Early Thursday morning, the Belvedere Club's 'Casino' in Charlevoix Township was destroyed by a fire.

For over 35 years, Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger has been providing venison to local communities, processing over 30,000 pounds this year alone.

The Michigan Deer Harvest Survey Report shows a 9% decline in deer hunting licenses over the past decade, with 60,000 fewer sold in 2024 than in 2014.

The owner of Kei Ju Farms, Julie Jackson Clare, was arrested Wednesday on 20 counts of violating the Emmet County Animal Control Ordinance.

A cottonwood tree at the mouth of the Boardman River in Traverse City died earlier this year, but local artist Scott Chupp is bringing it back to life.

Charlevoix has installed Stop the Bleed kits in high-traffic areas to help manage uncontrolled bleeding in emergencies.

Callers to the non-emergency hotline are greeted by Ava, a virtual assistant designed to direct them appropriately

After months of uncertainty, Michigan school districts now have clarity on their budget for the school year.

The City of Cadillac has secured a $202,000 grant from the Department of Homeland Security to buy new portable radios for its fire department.

This effort is part of a broader $7 billion private investment by Spectrum to expand their network.

The Munson Healthcare Board has greenlit the construction of a new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Traverse City.

The Good Bowl in Traverse City is known for its charitable efforts, donating $1 from each signature bowl to a different non-profit every quarter.