Lucas Smolcic Larson

Bear hunting organizations in the Upper Peninsula and a national sportsmen's group joined together in the lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The first interstate electric transmission lines in 50 years could cut a combined 95-mile pathway through southern and central Michigan.

Controversial new rules prohibiting hunters from shooting bucks during the early liberty and independence hunts are in one state senator's crosshairs.

SPARTA, MI - The tubular robotic arm extends through the leaves with its target in sight. With the sound akin to a vacuum hoovering up stray pant leg, a deep-red Gala apple finds itself in the machine's clutches.

What will it cost Michigan power companies to meet the state's new, more aggressive targets for ramping up reliance on renewable energy?

Consumers is months away from retiring its last coal plant in Ottawa County, abandoning the fuel for good in 2025.

LANSING, MI – Independent auditors submitted their final marks for how well Michigan's largest two utilities provide power to 4.1 million ratepayers and it's unclear whether the companies even earned passing grades.

| A pair of Michigan energy utilities have the official green light to raise customers' rates beginning in 2025.

The outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, in wild deer has now spread to at least 11 counties, wildlife officials say.

| ANTRIM COUNTY, MI - In Northern Michigan, the Jordan River winds its way through an 18,000-acre block of state-owned forest, its fresh water plied by fly fishers and navigated by paddlers