A group of sly thieves have been managing to outfox campers and steal their flip-flops and Crocs.

A wooden steamship that went missing 112 years ago with 14 people presumed dead was found at the bottom of Lake Superior.

Winning a $500,000 prize playing the Michigan Lottery’s $500,000 Cash Multiplier instant game nearly brought a Chippewa County man to tears.

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A Michigan firefighter has been accused of arson after he was caught actively fighting a fire that he started, officials said.

A World War I-era freighter that sank to the bottom of Lake Superior 100 years ago has been located.

Michigan State Police confirmed that a suspect was taken into custody after being located at a property on Riverside Drive in the Sault Ste. Marie area.

Police were looking for a man who allegedly lit several patrol vehicles on fire and shot at them early Wednesday morning in Northern Michigan.

Firefighters are working to suppress a 35-acre wildfire in Chippewa County.

A Missouri man suspected of abducting two children and shooting a United States Marshal was killed in a shootout in Michigan, officials said.

Court documents detail the evidence the FBI collected against a 19-year-old Michigan man accused of plotting a mass killing at an East Lansing synagogue.

A 19-year-old Michigan man was arrested last week for planning a mass shooting attack at an East Lansing synagogue, according to prosecutors.

The Sault Ste. Marie police and fire departments were called to reports of a house fire at 7:37 a.m. on Tuesday at 3607 Shallows Beach Avenue.

A new scholarship at Lake Superior State University will offer financial assistance to students who contribute to the LGBTQ+ community at LSSU.

The Army Corps of Engineers will receive $479 million from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to modernize the Soo Locks.

The Michigan DNR has confirmed 10 cougar sightings in 2021, all in the Upper Peninsula, continuing an upward trend in sightings over the last few years.

The Michigan DNR has confirmed six cougar sightings in 2020, all in the Upper Peninsula. Since 2008, the DNR has confirmed 55 cougar sightings, with only one of those coming in the Lower Peninsula, in 2017. Though originally native to Michigan, cougars were driven from the states landscape due to several factors, including habitat loss, around the early 1900s. In 2019, at least 11 cougar sightings were confirmed in the state. There have been periodic reports of cougar sightings since that time from various locations in Michigan.

MARIE, Mich. (AP) – An Upper Peninsula man is accused of illegally killing wolves, eagles and other animals after a monthslong investigation. Kurt Duncan of Pickford is facing 125 wildlife misdemeanor charges in Chippewa County, the Department of Natural Resources said. Duncan, 56, is accused of killing 18 wolves over an 18-month period and killing three bald eagles. He faces up to 90 days in jail and a $1,000 fine for each wolf killed, along with other possible penalties, the state said. Charges against other people are expected, the DNR said.