Local supporters are raising $5 million to restore Grand Rapids' historic Sullivan Field, aiming to preserve its 1937 grandstands and transform it into a community hub.

The Detroit Zoo's Wild Lights event features over five million LED lights and special attractions from November 23 to January 5, including photos with Santa and a 4D Rudolph show.

John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids ends its season with record attendance of 800,000 visitors, bolstered by attractions like the Lantern Festival and conservation successes like the release of endangered butterflies.

The Detroit Zoo introduces a new sloth bear named Jagger, starts a fundraiser for enrichment items, and emphasizes conservation efforts for vulnerable species.

Kalamazoo public works crews found suspected human remains at a site once known as Pioneer Cemetery, now a park. The city is working with experts to investigate and honor the historical site.

Huron-Clinton Metroparks offer free entry on Veterans Day, allowing visitors to appreciate both nature and military service without a fee. Local celebrations also honor veterans across Macomb County.

Michigan's firearm deer season begins November 15, preceded by a mandatory five-day "quiet period" starting November 10, during which hunters cannot carry loaded rifles or shotguns in deer areas.

Oakland County voters approved a parks millage, resulting in free entry to county parks and $24 million annually for improvements. County Executive Dave Coulter was re-elected, emphasizing collaborative governance.

Detroit prepares for its 21st Tree Lighting event with a 66-foot Norway spruce adorned with 25,000 LED lights, alongside new attractions and festive performances.

A juvenile bald eagle was found in a ditch in Van Buren County, Michigan, and is being cared for by the Michigan DNR after being rescued by authorities.

Rare Plant Fairy in Detroit is cloning endangered ghost orchids to prevent extinction and reduce poaching by providing collectors with an alternative to wild orchids.

Detroit City Council, led by James Tate, is considering an ordinance to legally allow residents to keep chickens, ducks, and bees, aligning with other cities on urban farming.

Detroit celebrated the 25,000th tree planted as part of the Detroit Tree Equity Partnership, advancing urban reforestation, environmental sustainability, and social equality.