The Highlands in Emmet County is experiencing an excellent start to the ski season with steady snowfall and holiday visitors. Early snow combined with snowmaking has enabled more trails to open sooner than usual, providing skiers and snowboarders with mid-season conditions earlier in the winter.
The Grand Traverse Mental Health Crisis and Access Center is urging Northern Michigan residents to stay connected and maintain daily routines to combat stress, anxiety, and feelings of isolation caused by high-profile violent incidents and cold winter months.
Leelanau Christian Neighbors, a food pantry in Leelanau County, Michigan, remained open despite heavy snowfall to serve families in need.
A garage door technician in Northport, Michigan, turned into a hero after returning to a customer's home and finding her seriously injured
Downtown Traverse City is filled with holiday cheer as families visit Santa ahead of Christmas.
Downtown Traverse City is a popular destination for holiday shoppers, who enjoy the experience of shopping in local shops and walking out with items in hand, avoiding delivery worries.
SafePath Rides is a new initiative being developed to provide free, scheduled transportation for people in recovery in rural communities in Northern Michigan, where limited public transportation and the cost of rideshare services can be a significant obstacle to attending appointments, meetings, and work.
Emmet County officials are seeking public input for the updated master plan, which guides growth and development across the county for the next five to ten years.
Traverse Connect, a strategic plan implemented in 2020, has helped reverse the decline in Northern Michigan's working-age population between 2010 and 2019, according to President and CEO Warren Cal
Authorities responded to a false report of a shooting outside a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, on Tuesday night.
A car driven by an older woman crashed into Supercuts salon on South Airport Road in Traverse City, causing significant damage but no reported injuries.
The Lofts at Lumber Square, a new workforce housing development, has opened in Petoskey, offering 60 rental units near downtown Petoskey.
Up North Pride, a nonprofit organization in Traverse City, has launched a free community winter clothing closet to provide coats, snow pants, boots, gloves, and other essentials to those in need during the cold winter months.
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation in Northern Michigan has distributed $184,000 in relief funds to local nonprofits to help residents recover from the widespread damage caused by the March ice storm.
Saab, a global defense and aerospace company, held an open house in Grayling to provide updates on the construction of its new facility and outline future recruitment plans.
