A tank of jet fuel exploded and another landed in a parking lot after they were dropped by a fighter jet flying over Michigan from Toledo.

Hunters are being reminded not to eat venison from deer taken within three miles of Clark’s Marsh in Iosco County because they are more likely to have PFAS in their bodies.

Michigan DNR is warning residents of the extreme weather conditions after a campfire started a 2,400-acre wildfire trial over the weekend.

Michigan officials announced on Sunday that 85% of a wildfire trail in northern Michigan is now contained. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported that the source of the fire was a campfire on private property.

A Michigan mother who pleaded guilty to murdering her 3-year-old daughter claims SpongeBob SquarePants told her to commit the crime.

A Michigan man said he’s planning to “have some fun” with the $500,000 he won on a scratch-off lottery ticket.

Patricia Spencer and Pamela Sue Hobley vanished from their small Michigan town on Halloween 53 years ago.

A Michigan mother is being charged with murder in connection with the death of her 2-year-old daughter days after a man was charged in the same case.

The federal government has approved millions of dollars in disaster relief for part of central Michigan impacted by flooding last year caused by severe weather and dam failures.

Officials have requested an autopsy for a young girl who was recovered from Lake Huron in Iosco County after drowning last weekend.

OSCODA TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Natural Resources are reminding hunters not to eat venison from deer taken within five miles of Clark’s Marsh in Oscoda Township. Officials say evidence suggests that Clark’s Marsh is highly contaminated with PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). MDHHS recommends a Do Not Eat advisory for all fish and wildlife taken for consumption from the marsh. The area is under multiple do not eat advisories. If you have health questions about eating deer or other wildlife, or about the health risks associated with PFAS, contact MDHHS at 800-648-6942.

An Iosco County man says winning a $490,776 100X The Cash Fast Cash jackpot means a fresh start for his family. “I usually play scratch off tickets, but a couple weeks ago a friend told me about Fast Cash,” said the 34-year-old Parnicky. Fast Cash games are a series of instant-win games that print from terminals at Lottery retailers. Fast Cash tickets range in price from $1 per play up to $20 per play. Every Fast Cash ticket gives players a chance to win all or part of the progressive jackpot.