From delicious local brunch spots to family-friendly festival fun, this little Michigan town just "may be" one of the best hidden gems in the state.

There’s a town in northern Michigan where the houses look like they were designed by someone who thought traditional ...

The mushroom houses, also known as the “Hobbit Houses” or “Gnome Homes” depending on which fantasy universe you prefer, are ...

You can spend an entire afternoon at The Grand Hotel, sitting in a rocking chair on the world’s longest porch, watching the ...

In 2021, Nevada residents John and Courtney Dunlap took a trip to Michigan, visiting the shores of both Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. They were impressed by the state’s natural beauty and friendly ...

Researchers have discovered the wreck of a luxury steamer ship that sank in Lake Michigan in 1872, they announced Friday. Shipwreck World, a group that works to locate shipwrecks around the globe, ...

After 60 years of searching, 80-year-old Paul Ehorn located the Lac La Belle 20 miles offshore, solving a 150-year-old maritime mystery. Known for its speed and rare twin-propeller design, the ...

Shipwreck experts revealed Sunday that they have located the remains of a steamer that sank in Lake Michigan more than 150 years ago. Illinois shipwreck hunter Paul Ehorn, 80, completed a 60-year ...

The wreck of a luxury steamer that sank in a Lake Michigan gale nearly 150 years ago has been discovered, searchers announced last week, completing a quest that began nearly 60 years ago. Shipwreck ...

Lake sturgeon are a threatened species in Michigan, and fishing for them is illegal in most state waters. Anglers who accidentally catch a sturgeon must release it immediately and avoid handling it ...

The sturgeon season on Black Lake came to a screeching halt less than an hour after it began on Saturday, leaving most of the 679 registered fishermen disappointed. The season, which included spearing ...

Back in 2014, singer-songwriter Lee Murdock released a song that asked the question: “What about the water?” The song is about the pollution in Lake Erie in the 1960s and ’70s. At that time, headlines ...