Tulip Time Ends This Weekend – Here’s How You Can Take Tulips Home With YouTulip Time Ends This Weekend – Here’s How You Can Take Tulips Home With YouIf a bloom caught your eye in Holland, remember where it is — because you can come back on May 30th and dig it up to plant at home.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Michigan Skies Filled With Millions Of Migrating BirdsMichigan Skies Filled With Millions Of Migrating BirdsMillions of migrating birds will fill Michigan skies tonight as experts urge residents to turn off outdoor lights. Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
How Michigan Backyards Play A Role In Monarch Butterfly JourneyHow Michigan Backyards Play A Role In Monarch Butterfly JourneyLearn how monarch butterflies migrate through Michigan and where to spot them while supporting pollinators with simple habitat tips.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Why The DNR Is Adding 20 Million Fish To Rivers Around MichiganWhy The DNR Is Adding 20 Million Fish To Rivers Around MichiganEach spring, millions of fish are released to strengthen ecosystems and improve fishing opportunities.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Snow In May? This Is The Last Time It Happened In Grand RapidsSnow In May? This Is The Last Time It Happened In Grand RapidsYou have to go back decades to find anything close to significant snowfall this late in the season.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Michigan Hit With One Of Its Most Intense Allergy Seasons YetMichigan Hit With One Of Its Most Intense Allergy Seasons YetMichigan allergy sufferers face one of the worst seasons yet as tree pollen surges early and experts warn symptoms may be more severe than usual.Lauren GordonLauren Gordon
Why Grand Rapids Is Expecting An Exceptionally Bad Tick SeasonWhy Grand Rapids Is Expecting An Exceptionally Bad Tick SeasonAn early spring has accelerated tick season, and forecasts point to a surge in activity across multiple states.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Michigan Primed To Blow Past Yearly Tornado Average For Second Year In A RowMichigan Primed To Blow Past Yearly Tornado Average For Second Year In A RowJust like 2025, early tornado outbreaks are putting Michigan on track for a busy season.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Can You Trim A Neighbor’s Tree Without Permission In Michigan?Can You Trim A Neighbor’s Tree Without Permission In Michigan?It’s your yard, but it’s their tree. Here’s how Michigan law handles the situation.Tommy McNeillTommy McNeill
Seasonal Flooding May Not Be Good for Residents, Fish Love itSeasonal Flooding May Not Be Good for Residents, Fish Love itSeasonal flooding in Michigan varies in intensity from year to year, but regardless of how severe it is, these floods benefit fish and other aquatic species.Tommy CarrollTommy Carroll