Michigan is home to more than 13,400 miles of state-designated trails and local and regional options that offer something for everyone there s a reason we re known as the Trails State. This summer, the DNR wants to hear what trail visitors have to say about biking, hiking, track-chair ...

The Supreme Court’s 2024 term might have been defined, to the general public at least, by multiple decisions concerning Donald Trump. These cases matter. But the bigger picture is in how the justices are remaking the U.S. government. The former president, certainly, had little to complain ...

Motorists should be on the lookout beginning Saturday as Adopt-A-Highway volunteers fan out across the state picking up litter. Participants in the Michigan Department of Transportation program will clean highway roadsides from July 13 to 21 during the second of three scheduled pickups this ...

Speeding is far from a mere violation of traffic laws. Aggressive driving puts drivers and passengers at risk. It also impacts the lives of all roadway users, including pedestrians and bicyclists. Michigan State Police, along with city and county police departments across the state, are ...

July is Michigan Wildlife Conservation Month and conservationists across the state have lots to celebrate as a 2023 surge in fishing licenses purchases shows young people buying into the sport hook, line and sinker. In conjunction with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proclaiming July as Michigan ...

Too many registered voters stay home, especially when it’s not a presidential election year. Things get even worse among young voters. And worst still among Northeast Michigan’s young voters. In the November 2022 midterm elections, the share of registered voters ages 18 to 29 who ...