Burning ice storm debris? Check for a burn permit first
Grass and shrubs are dry after lying dormant all winter, increasing the threat of wildfire.
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DNR trails in northern Lower Peninsula, eastern Upper Peninsula remain closed indefinitely
All state-managed trails in a dozen northern Michigan counties will remain closed following the severe ice storms
Hoadley sets April office hours
Where to find State Rep. Mike Hoadley (R-Au Gres) this April
Understanding measles: prevention, symptoms and vaccination
MDHHS confirmed an adult case of measles in Oakland County, marking Michigan’s first case this year
County medical examiner services resume, fund balance low but stable
Ogemaw County’s transition to new medical examiner services as provided by Mid-Michigan Medical Examiner Group has been smooth
AG warns of post-storm scams
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reminding residents to watch out for common post-storm scams as communities across Michigan continue cleanup and repairs following severe weather. Over the weekend, severe thunderstorms and high winds swept across the Lower Peninsula, while parts of Northern Michigan were hit with an ice storm.
Ice storm interrupts electrical services
An ice storm last weekend led to power outages for almost one million people across the northern midwest
Michigan maple sap is flowing
Members of Michigan Maple Syrup Association welcomed visitors March 22 to see syrup production and sample this year’s syrup and other maple products
County passes audit
Stephenson & Company auditor Nathan Miller gave Ogemaw County an unmodified opinion
Fugitive extradited to michigan, arraigned on first-degree criminal sexual conduct charge
On Friday, James Carter, 62, formerly of Prescott was arraigned on one count of First-Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct and two counts of Accosting a Child for Immoral Purposes