The MSP and MDOT encouraged people to wear orange on Wednesday to help promote safe driving while in work zones.

Everything kicked off Wednesday with the opening ceremony, and ends Sunday night.

The Dockside Inn in the Cadillac area is set to reopen with a fresh twist, introducing Nonni’s Italian Kitchen at Dockside Inn.

Among many things, Troy Baxter plans to make the jail into the new location of the church.

Pam Strunk shares that she will keep working until the last light is turned on.

While much of the crop survived, areas of the farm are still without power, and they have a lot of clean up in the future.

Many members are afraid if it goes on any longer, people could start to die.

The co-owners were reached out to by Great Lakes Energy to provide meals to Boyne City and Water.

The Petoskey District Library and Polished on Main are giving residents without power a chance to shower, get water, charge their phones, and more.

Michelle Lawrence, a resident of the town, says that she has been forced to huddle with her husband and dog in a bathroom filled with candles to stay warm.

The cafe was contacted by Great Lakes Energy to provide meals for linemen staying in the area.

You can find a warming center closest to you by calling or texting 2-1-1, and if you are interested in donating to a specific location, contact them and follow their instructions.

Michigan State Police say they "just need people to stay away. Stay home." when referring to travelers.

The Cadillac Public Library is also putting on many events meant to help encourage your child to read, starting all the way at being a newborn.

Five-year-old Waylon Brown was diagnosed with Anaplastic Ependymoma when he was 15 months old.