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Assault complaint leads to big marijuana bust
Authorities investigating a domestic assault complaint in Michigan's northwestern Lower Peninsula ended up finding a marijuana growing operation with hundreds of plants.
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Cannon Township group gathers to discuss anti-fracking ordinance
Jim Olson, founder of FLOW of Michigan, leads a meeting with citizens at at meeting in Cannon Township on Wednesday, May 22.
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Glitz & Spurs, a Southern Twist New in Downtown TC
In spite of it's high gas prices, layered ribbons of brews and festivals, and lack of diversity, Traverse City feels Southern.
The History Center of Traverse City in partnership with Pathfinder School has unveiled TCHistoryTour.com , a new virtual, app-based tour featuring nine iconic Traverse City locations.
We're delighted to announce two local investments with two great organizations. First, come National Cherry Festival 2013, you'll be able to buy a cold one at the Beer Tent with a Ticker "Cherry Dollar" . We're joining other local businesses in support of the Cherry Fest.
DNR sets its sight on informal gun ranges
The state forest land is a popular place to practice for a full spectrum of gun owners, from those sighting in deer rifles to those recreationally shooting at exploding targets and using semi-automatic firearms.
Property owners sue after Boardman River flooding in Lower Peninsula
Some property owners hit by flooding last year during a dam removal project in Michigan's northwestern Lower Peninsula are suing.
Meet The New Traverse City Manager
Traverse City commissioners are expected to officially name Jered Ottenwess, the current 34-year-old city manager of Ishpeming, as the new city manager of Traverse City at their 7 p.m. meeting tonight.
Sun, fun, and lots of food at the NMC barbeque
Thousands of people made their way to the bay Sunday, for the 58th Annual Northwestern Michigan College Barbeque in Traverse City.
BRIEF: Claudia Schmidt comes home to Sleder's
May 18--TRAVERSE CITY -- Claudia Schmidt will perform in an "On the Porch" concert at Sleder's Family Tavern on Sunday, May 19.
Fish-eating birds on Nugent Sand South Lake Island puzzle and worry Mona Lake resident
Meet Muskegon's mystery birds: They're duck-like, funny-looking and they eat lots of fish in the morning.
"Live at the Opera House" Series Announced
On the heels of announcing its 2013-14 Performing Arts Series, the City Opera House in downtown Traverse City reveals three shows in its Live at Opera House series: Fifty Shades of Grey The Musical, Sing-a-Long-a Grease and Paula Poundstone.
Exercise Program for Cancer Survivors, Fighters Starting
The Journey Program in Traverse City is now accepting applications for a free, 10-week Cancer Exercise Wellness Class.
Fearful of 'fracking,' Kent County township adopts moratorium on oil and gas drilling
The West Michigan Environmental Action Council and Kent County Water Conservation have mapped oil and gas leases in Kent County.
Teens Charged in Alcohol, Driving Incident
A car full of teens were pulled over and ticketed late Sunday night, the driver charged for Operating While Intoxicated, and the passengers charged with Minors In Possession.
Chances for Northern Lights increase Thursday as solar wind nears Earth
Recent solar flares from the sun have increased chances for Northern Lights activity across much of Canada as far south as Traverse City.
Report card: Great Lakes still have big problems
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. A decades-old effort to nurse the battered Great Lakes to health has made progress toward reducing toxic pollution and slamming the door on invasive species, but the freshwater seas continue to face serious threats, a U.S.-Canadian agency said Tuesday.
Michigan man rams jail trying to free female inmate, authorities say
In this undated photo released by the Kalkaska County Sheriffs Department, Derek G. Lavis, 45, of Bellaire, Mich., is shown.
Authorities: Man Rams Jail Trying to Free Inmate
Authorities say a 45-year-old man crashed a vehicle into a northern Michigan jail in an attempt to free a female inmate.
How to talk about guns with other parents
Here's a question to ponder before your child's next play date: would you be offended if another parent asked about guns in your home? A mother we spoke with wants the gun question to be as common as talking about food allergies before your kids next play date or sleepover.