Traverse City News

Yao Lin got off to a fast start, but he ultimately went to the dogs. Hot dogs, that is.

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Attention, traveling foodies: Something yummy is happening in the Traverse City area, and it's even grabbed the attention of luminaries such as celebrity chef Mario Batali, who has a summer home on the scenic Leelanau Peninsula just northwest of town.

Hide Video Traverse City was designed to encourage walking, but you wouldn't know it at certain busy intersections.

Hide Video A group of local boy scouts are feeling good tonight after giving back to their community, and to man's best friend.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - The ancient Romans believed strawberries alleviated symptoms of melancholy.

Angeline Thompson wasn't sure she was going to make it back to Traverse City for another Cherry Festival.

Richard K. Connell-Sanford clutched a cane and slowly limped to the podium in 13th Circuit Court.

Hide Video Traverse City Police arrested a man who they say was driving drunk with a gun.

Thursday, July 02, 2009 at 2:35 p.m. We get a lot of emails here at the station asking us for help finding answers.

The Traverse City, Mich., area is home to an increasingly varied and sophisticated culinary culture.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - Attention, traveling foodies: Something yummy is happening in the Traverse City area, and it's even grabbed the attention of luminaries such as celebrity chef Mario Batali, who has a summer home on the scenic Leelanau Peninsula just northwest of town.

One thing missing from this year's National Cherry Festival in Traverse City will be locally grown cherries.

Twelve people who didn't have jobs now do. More than 100 work hopefuls attended a Northern Michigan Agriculture Job Fair on Monday at the Park Place Dome, and one employer hired some of them on the spot.

Trustees at Traverse City's community college will soon issue grades for its president.

New products available at the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Michigan.

At a time when Michigan's unemployment rate is the highest it's been in decades, a growing agricultural industry could be key.A That's what Traverse City resident, John Wilson is hoping for at least.

Up North Auto Suppliers... Going, Going, but Not Gone By Anne Stanton 6/22/09 When I emailed a friend I was working on a story about manufacturing, he wrote: 'How long does it take to say 'there is no manufacturing left in Northern Michigan?'' 'Ah, but you're wrong,' I responded.

Rotary Charities of Traverse City gave more than $500,000 in grants to nonprofits that serve five local counties.

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