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Rain over over the last week "won’t make up" for the "severe drought in the U.P.,” MDNR's incident commander said.
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Firefighters are working to contain two wildfires in Michigan's Upper Peninsula totaling near 600 acres, one of which has forced several evacuations.
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“Fire is like nothing else in the world. ... It’s something that can breathe, it can move across the landscape, it can transform things and rejuvenate things."
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Michigan has always had dry spells, but they have become longer and more severe. Climate scientists believe Michigan fires may soon resemble the fires that happen annually out west.
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Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall says data center regulations could be among the policies Michigan lawmakers take up when they come back from their summer break.
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The Ann Arbor Art Fair is underway this week even as the city experiences hazardous air quality from wildfire smoke.
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According to the alert, shifting winds are set to bring smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota into the Great Lakes region.
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The state Department of Natural Resources has big concerns about the northern Lower Peninsula because a huge number of trees and tree limbs downed in the March 2025 ice storm have now dried out.
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A 124-acre wildfire in the Huron-Manistee National Forest was 80% contained.
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Many of the nation's overgrown forests are at high risk of burning. Under the Trump administration, work to reduce flammable vegetation fell by more than a million acres compared to previous years.