At Ca’ Musu, wine begins with healthy soil, a working horse, wild grasses and a conversation with the vines.

Oysters, conservas and a singing lobster: Inside Umbo, the Traverse City restaurant everyone has been waiting for.

As costs rise, Northern Michigan's cherry farmers face a choice: adapt or sell.

Northern Michigan’s legendary trout streams have balanced wild ecosystems with aging hydropower dams for decades. Now, a controversial sale could reshape the future of the waterways and the fisheries ...

Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens offer conflicting visions over the role of A.I. and corporate power.

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For 100 years, the National Cherry Festival has grown from an orchard prayer into an eight-day midsummer spectacle.

On a Northern Michigan farm, dogs, sheep and soil move in a system built on attention—where nothing stands still, and nothing is wasted.

In his Traverse City shop, boatbuilder Mike Green coaxes aging wooden hulls back to life—patiently, precisely, one plank at a time.

Research suggests they may be able to enjoy a massage, recognize themselves in a mirror, and get depressed. Are fish welfare standards next?

Cherry growers are turning to American kestrels—tiny raptors with a big appetite for pest birds—to reduce crop damage. These petite predators might just be part of food safety’s new frontier.

Grape growers are planting hybrid grapes that can withstand colder temperatures, irrigating their vines rather than relying on natural rainfall and turning to new strategies to ensure healthy soil.

Petoskey has an average of about 104 $1 million-plus listings per year, data show.

We selected seven must-watch features and short films rooted in the outdoors and driven by curiosity at the very first Fresh Coast Film Festival in Traverse City, where indie cinema, nature stories an...

The rise of online betting has led to a rise in gambling addiction, but, unlike other states that do things like prohibit credit cards on betting apps, Michigan allows gambling apps to offer bets even to those exhibiting addicted behaviors.

Steam billowed from Palisades nuclear energy plant on Monday, March 30, for the first time in years, as temperatures inside were raised to operational levels.

At Traverse City Guitar Company, customers can fully customize handmade instruments that they can linger over, discovering the art behind every strum.

The park guide helping people reconnect with nature and themselves.

Native herbalist and healer Nathan Wright transmutes communication with the natural world into medicine, activism and a living legacy of land-based healing.

by Dave Karczynski Deep in the thundering heart of a spring blizzard, an intrepid angler leads an unsuspecting friend into the joys of early-season

Across the Great Lakes region, data center proposals have exploded in the past year as builders seek to tap into the region’s fresh water and reap tax breaks.

All this Olympic coverage got you thinking about trying ski jumping? Curling? Hopping on a luge run? Here’s where you can go for the gold (or at least pretend to).

American farmers are getting older and looking to retire, but fewer young people want into the business. The MiFarmLink program helps make connections to preserve agricultural land and operations.

If you live in Michigan, it's very likely you’ve heard someone use the word “ope” more than once. But why do we say it and where does it come from?