Fun Fall Events in Michigan 15. Oktoberfest – Frankenmuth. September 18-21, 2025. Known as Michigan’s Little Bavaria, ...

Some campground have events over multiple days or weekends. Here's a list of the Michigan state park fall harvest festivals in 2025. Check back as more are added.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (ABC 4)- September is coming to a close, but as fall nears, West Michigan organizations, groups and communities are hosting fun events to explore. Before the month ends, enjoy ...

Fall harvest festivals are typically open to registered campers only. Here's a list of the Michigan state park fall harvest festivals in 2024 . Check back as more events are added.

Monday’s events come 64 days ahead of Election Day and, as Harris noted in her remarks, 24 days before mail-in absentee voting begins in Michigan and 14 days before it begins in Pennsylvania.

A miyah Buan was sure she’d be starting her Ph.D. this fall after applying to eight graduate programs in biochemistry.

ADRIAN, MI — A small Catholic college in southern Michigan is slated to close its doors after the next school year, according to a Monday announcement.

When Michigan, US holidays fall in 2025. Dan Basso. ... Holidays that are federally recognized are more secular, as they relate to events that unfolded over the course of the country's history, ...

A law change in 2023 allowed alcohol sales at college sporting events in Michigan. U-M had the top sales with almost $5 million. Schools say they have not seen an increase in arrests or police calls.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign planned to hold a string of Labor Day-themed events in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania Monday, marking the unofficial launch of the fall campaign ...

A law change in 2023 allowed alcohol sales at college sporting events in Michigan. U-M had the top sales with almost $5 million. Schools say they have not seen an increase in arrests or police calls.

A law change in 2023 allowed alcohol sales at college sporting events in Michigan. U-M had the top sales with almost $5 million. Schools say they have not seen an increase in arrests or police calls.