Committee looks at berms, dams, pumps other mitigation efforts to help low-lying areas with flooding in Midland.

Hunting, specifically deer hunting, is one of Michigan’s traditions. It’s part of our culture and it’s big business. In our Profile Q & A with a DNR specialist, we’ll talk about that and what hunters need to be aware of during the upcoming rifle season.

Community Mental Health seeks volunteers to provide Therapeutic Foster Care homes for minors in need. Local children with serious emotional disturbance facing shortage of resources close to home.

Whether you’re looking for good old fashioned family fun, or an after-dark, grown up evening, Midland has plenty of Halloween events. Here is a roundup of local happenings

The United Way of Midland County seeks to raise $4.7 million for its 2022 campaign. The organization’s mission is to unite the community by improving lives and ensuring all people thrive and live out their full potential. 

A new local non-profit in Midland is trying to address the issue of affordable and accessible health care. 

The 34th Dow Tennis Classic returns to the Greater Midland Tennis Center,  Oct. 31- Nov. 6. The event features some of the sport’s top players, free community outreach programs, and more.

Dow Gardens is reopening its 1975 Alden B. Dow-designed conservatory after extensive renovation. The new design features a light-filled lobby, water feature, LED lights, and interactions with sunny plant life. 

Northwood University students invite the community to share in their interactive automotive show as a part of the school's experiential learning. This student-run event is the largest in North America and has something for everyone.