Sable River News

Ludington State Park is known for many things, but pavement probably isn't at the top of the list.

As the salmon runs wind down, the steelhead action will increase, the DNR said Wednesday in its weekly fishing report.

Federal forest officials are again eyeing a plan for a natural gas well that environmental groups halted with a lawsuit.

The walking bridge at Ludington State Park is in the process of a major upgrade.

Hide Video People forced to evacuate because of a wildfire in Oscoda County are back in their homes today.

Two popular canoe landings along the south branch and mainstream of the Au Sable River will soon close for repairs.

Poor old Michigan cana t even get global warming right! Ita s another wet and cold Saturday up here in the North Woods.

Trout were rising, splashing, slurping, and sipping on bugs that were hatching and spinning to the water on a lovely July evening in northern Michigan.

Trout were rising, splashing, slurping, and sipping on bugs that were hatching and spinning to the water on a lovely July evening in northern Michigan.

Hide Video A fly fishing lesson on the Au Sable River took on a whole new meaning.

Trout were rising, splashing, slurping, and sipping on bugs that were hatching and spinning to the water on a lovely July evening in northern Michigan.

A record-shattering 90 teams took to the Au Sable River on Saturday night in Grayling to kick off the 120-mile Weyerhaueser AuSable River International Canoe Marathon.

In reaction to a recent influx of reported mischief along the Au Sable River, state and federal police agencies are stoking up their efforts to curtail illegal activities in and around the Lake Huron tributary.

So far in July we've had three nights in Grayling with temperatures below 40 degrees.

RCMP are looking for a suspect after a 12-year-old boy was approached by a man in a van in southwestern Nova Scotia.

The May 17 Free Press had an article about the Great Lakes and listed the state's 'Top 10 Rivers' by length in miles.

The local economy may be lackluster for some, but a few local entrepreneurs still believe in downtown Elyria and are opening shops to prove it.