An ice storm in late March damaged forests across a 12-county area in the northern part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.

Most state parks have reopened after a devastating spring ice storm hit northern Michigan, but visitors should stay alert and expect some trail and road closures in the region.

As timber salvage operations continue, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will update logging targets to account ...

If you plan on heading to the state parks or forests up North for this Fourth of July holiday weekend, be mindful of ...

If you’re heading to northern Michigan or planning to spend time in state parks or forests in that area over the Fourth of July weekend, be aware of lingering hazards and damage from the March 28-30 ...

Forests, campgrounds and state parks in northern Michigan may look a little different to Fourth of July visitors due to ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reopened all state parks, campgrounds and boating access sites affected by the spring ice storm, but 60% of trails remain closed.

Michigan’s entire congressional delegation is urging President Donald Trump to declare a major disaster to help the state ...

CatIQ has released its third industry loss estimate for the ice storm that impacted Ontario and Quebec from March 28 to 31, ...

Michigan Hospitality Foundation distributed $95K in checks, gift cards and food to workers left without pay after March’s ice storm.

Insurance industry losses from the ice storm that hit Ontario and Quebec between March 28 and 31 are estimated to have ...