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As thousands of spectators look to the skies for this weekend’s National Cherry Festival Air Show, a passionate team of U.S. Air Force personnel is working to bring the F-22 Raptor to the people.

During March's historic ice storm, people struggled with getting power and communications up and running. Now, the challenge is managing the debris and some counties are managing it better than others.

As thousands of visitors prepare to visit Traverse City for the National Cherry Festival and its annual airshows, the local U.S. Coast Guard Air Station is gearing up for any emergency that may come its way.

The new honorary title will give city officials funding opportunities to help preserve some of the city's more than 100-year-old buildings.

Traverse City pedestrians shared their opinions and concerns about President Donald Trump's decision to launch an airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities last Sunday.

As people across northeast Michigan continue to clean up from March's historic ice storm, foresters are warning about the spread of unwanted plants, diseases and pests. This includes bark beetles, oak wilt and heterobasidion root disease.

A new pilot program brings college-level anatomy courses to four mid-Michigan high schools using mixed reality headsets. Backed by federal funding, the course blends immersive 3D models with hands-on learning to engage students and prepare them for health careers.

Over 70 teams from 18 countries and 22 states gathered in Alpena for the 2025 MATE ROV World Championship over the weekend to test their underwater robots' capabilities. Teams were judged on both their ROV's performance and their ability to market it to professionals.

Two Traverse City residents are dedicating their retirements to cemeteries. Scott Schwander and Jack Franke have spent years cleaning and digitizing the gravestones of Oakwood Cemetery, memorizing every plot and familiarizing themselves with the stories of the deceased.

Protesters oppose the reopening of the North Lake Correctional Facility, which is now operating as a federal immigration processing center under GEO Group. Activists call the facility a profit-driven system that exploits vulnerable communities, calling for its closure.