Just how wet, snowy and cold this winter will be is the million-dollar question. About 45 inches of snow is average for the region.

(CBS DETROIT) - Last winter was mild, with below-average snowfall ... This causes the jet stream to flow further north, bringing Michigan more wet weather with no significant impact on temperatures.

Michigan Technological University's Winter Carnival is an annual celebration that takes place every winter in Houghton, Michigan. It is a time to celebrate the large amounts of snowfall Michigan's ...

Michigan’s trees are boasting bright beautiful colors across at least half of our state right now. Here’s what fellow Michiganders are reporting on the status of fall color. Some falls have ...

This sweet celebration features a full day packed with family-friendly events, from the Brew Avenue Sip & Stroll to the ...

Nestled between Lake Michigan’s Sleeping Bear Bay and Glen Lake, there are homes in this town to fit many budgets, from $390,000 to $1.85 million. A sunny escape from the Pacific Northwest ...

The store is known for its abundant free samples, although the last time I was here (at the location in Glen Arbor), the samples had been discontinued because of the COVID pandemic. Happy to ...

It's always 45 degrees and never freezes in the winter ... Michigan shoreline, passing beach towns like Frankfort and Empire ...

General Election results for Ann Arbor, Michigan. Read full article: Photos: NICU babies at C.S. Mott Children‘s Hospital dress up for Halloween NICU babies at University of Michigan Health C.S ...

For thrill-seekers, there’s white water rafting, and when winter brings heavy snowfalls ... fishing village and a collection of interesting shops and galleries. Glen Arbor is another town worth ...

University of Michigan—Ann Arbor is a public institution that was founded in 1817. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 33,730 (fall 2023), its setting is city, and the campus size is ...

And even with the success, the owners want to keep it local. Michigan is home to few bright economic spots these days -- with the exception of the college town of Ann Arbor. Ray Suarez reports.