A band across northern Michigan will see up to 7 inches of snow Monday, while the rest of the state gets nothing.

If you're still hoping to see Michigan's fall colors, now may be your last chance to soak up the display. Peak season will be coming to a close in the coming days. Consider hitting the road for an ...

because it is possible to see this atmospheric phenomenon in certain parts of Michigan. The best viewing spots are along the northern shores of the Upper Peninsula region in remote areas with dark ...

See the fall sport-specific guidance documents for ... Fall high school sports to begin as normal in Michigan, with COVID-19 backup plans Read full article: Fall high school sports to begin ...

Winter officially began Dec. 21, 2024, and doesn't end on the calendar until March 20. Even then, it's likely you can expect ...

RELATED: Michigan State University to resume in-person classes on schedule this fall Davies said CMU leadership ... are focused on self-care and jewelry. Visit our YouTube page (opens in a new ...

Antrim and Kalkaska Counties are expected to see the most snowfall ... much more is likely to fall. More: Lake effect snow is in Michigan's forecast. What does lake effect mean?

In areas of the Upper Peninsula, significant snow could fall. Houghton residents ... phenomena that starts in Canada impacts Michigan Newberry could see heavy snow accumulation Tuesday through ...

“Lake-effect snow within about 25 miles of Lake Michigan should pile up 6 to 12 inches through Tuesday,” NWS meteorologists ...

Michigan Tech ... in-person or virtual visit—or both! Campus tours for prospective undergraduate students are offered twice daily on weekdays when classes are in session (including summer), and on ...