Jeffrey Lindblom

OAKLAND CO., Mich. (WXYZ) — Whether you're hiking, biking, hunting or just enjoying the outdoors, summer in Michigan means sharing the trails with wildlife, and unwelcome pests.

A burst pipe flooded the nonprofit's basement office, destroying thousands of gloves collected for Metro Detroit residents in need.

The Halloran family strung together 72 bandanas to create a front yard American flag, and the display has gone viral on Facebook.

From giant slides to floating obstacle courses, the WhoaZone on the water is drawing crowds looking to cool off this summer.

A Clarkston man is celebrating America's 250th birthday in a big way: by transforming his lawn into a giant flag display.

The Downtown Development Authority in Clawson won a $2,000 Spirit of Main Street Award for a creative video that showcases the city's downtown like a video game.

A Michigan woman drove over a downed power line during Friday's storms as nearly 400,000 lost power. DTE brought crews from 12 states and Canada to help restore service.

Detroit's new Gratiot-Randolph Plaza opens in Greektown with a redesigned public space, summer events, and a nod to the neighborhood's history.

Tim Burke rescued 75 rare Flint Faience tiles from the abandoned Highland Towers Apartments. Some are now headed to the Sloan Museum of Discovery in Flint.

Huron Township hired 15 goats from Twin Willow Ranch to clear invasive brush at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods. Residents are invited to watch.