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A reservoir in a northern Michigan state forest will soon be drained to restore a beloved dam.
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Natural foam is usually off-white and has an earthy smell, but some foam — that’s artificially white — contains toxic “forever chemicals” on the beaches of Oscoda.
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A conservation organization claims the Maple River is among the first in the country to be returned to its free-flowing state.
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A new group of endangered beetles has been discovered in Roscommon. The rare species has only ever been found in Michigan and Ontario.
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A Frankfort man was sentenced this week for tampering and vandalism on the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
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Michigan has been feeling the heat recently, with July-like temperatures this past week. Even with a recent cool-down, it's projected to be a hot summer that will mean more work for gardeners.
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Three federal judges announced Monday that Enbridge missed the 30-day window to move the case to a federal court by two years, siding with Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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Oklahoma-based engineer, Craig Brownlee would now oversee the installment of a new four-mile section of Line 5 in a tunnel under the Mackinac Straits lakebed.
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It's been just over two years ago since a lightning strike resulted in a massive blaze that burned 2,516 acres across Cheboygan and Montmorency counties.
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The state euthanized more than 31,000 Atlantic salmon after a bacterial infection spread through a hatchery in Wexford County.