Clara Lincolnhol
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Despite having fewer storms than many other states, Michigan still sees many cases of people being struck by lightning.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking residents to report the number of wild turkeys they see this summer.
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A recent heat wave brought 100 degree temperatures to Michigan. Meteorologists say at least one more heat wave is likely this summer.
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Recent reporting from Bridge Michigan finds some populations of whitefish in the Great Lakes could completely collapse.
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Un tramo del río Red Cedar pronto será más accesible para la recreación.El tramo del río denominado "sendero acuático" comienza en Williamston y termina en el centro de Lansing. Tiene 48 kilómetros de longitud y cuenta con 11 puntos de lanzamiento para kayaks y canoas.
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A 30-mile stretch of the Reder Cedar River from Williamston to Lansing that was previously unnavigable due to debris and trash will soon be open for recreation.
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Temperatures in the mid- to upper 90s are expected this weekend through early next week in mid-Michigan. The heat index could make those temperatures feel even hotter.
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Wildfire smoke from Canada has been impacting the air quality in Michigan this summer.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for the public's help to report bat roosting sites.
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Ruby-throated hummingbirds are back in Michigan.