Michigan Winter

Michigan winter creates “Snow Boogers” in your wheel wells. Kicking them off in public parking lots? That’s bad etiquette.

After weeks of brutal cold, Michigan is finally seeing some relief. Temperatures climb into the 20s this weekend and stay there into next week.

Extreme cold across Michigan is increasing the risk of flying ice breaking loose from vehicles. Those clumps can cause serious damage, injuries, and crashes if they’re not cleared off.

Michigan’s deep freeze is bringing back talk of exploding trees, a rare but real phenomenon tied to extreme cold.

Police are investigating a fatal snow plow accident that claimed the life of a 28-year-old Canton man. The driver was trapped beneath his plow during maintenance and pronounced dead at the scene.

Michigan winters make road salt unavoidable, but washing your car in extreme cold can cause damage. Here’s the temperature experts say is safe, and what to do when it is below freezing.

Arctic air from northern Canada is settling into Michigan for weeks, not days. Repeated cold blasts, lake-effect snow, and below-zero mornings are becoming the new normal.

If a snowplow destroys your mailbox, Michigan rules say it matters how it happened. Here’s what homeowners need to know before filing a claim.

Winter camping just got a major upgrade at Tahquamenon Falls State Park. A new year-round bathroom with hot showers is now open, and it is a total game changer for cold-weather campers.

Michigan is about to get hit with an Arctic blast that brings the coldest air of the season. Temperatures will fall into the teens with subzero wind chills.

How do Michigander drivers cope with the salt and dirt from harsh winters?

Dog owners in Michigan have some interesting challenges especially in the middle of winter. So what can puppy parents do to take care of their furry friends, especially the smaller ones?