Sleet and freezing rain are expected to continue in the Ice Storm Warning area, which stretches across the Upper Peninsula and down into northern Lower Michigan. By Sunday, heavy and wet snow will move into some areas.

With a weekend of active weather, emergency services and utility companies in northern Michigan are preparing for the

Half of Michigan's Lower Peninsula could see severe weather Sunday, with an enhanced risk of severe weather, including hail and tornadoes, possible just south of the Michigan-Indiana state line. Rain is expected to move into southern Lower Michigan by Saturday night,

Wildlife experts from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources urge residents ... Another 2,000 or so reside in the northern Lower Peninsula, with the bear population slowly expanding south. Unfettered access to calorie-rich foods such as bird seed ...

While this might typically be a quiet time of the year in Northern Michigan, there’s still plenty of fun to be found this weekend. Here’s what we recommend:

Many across Northern Michigan woke up on Thursday morning to a fresh blanket of snow. The first day of spring saw several inches of snow coating the region, although the accumulation varied county by county.

The moose population in the western Upper Peninsula has been a subject of great interest and conversation for decades. People want to know how many moose there are, where they are located and whether there will ever be an opportunity to hunt them.