Emily Bingham

Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive will be closed through early June.

Summer stargazing doesn’t get much better than this.

June ushers in a new summer stargazing season and some sweet celestial events.

Stargazers have the chance to see a somewhat unusual celestial event this week, as the elusive Daytime Arietids meteor shower peaks.

From juicy heirlooms to snackably sweet cherries, get the most from your homegrown tomato harvest.

Michigan’s 1,180-mile portion of the North Country Trail showcases our state’s diverse and beautiful landscapes.

Six historic lighthouses make Hiawatha National Forest unlike any other in the U.S.

The summer season officially begins this week just as a wave of decidedly summery weather rolls in.

The June full moon falls just one day after the summer solstice, which means it will have a particularly unique quality for viewers.

Seeing Jupiter’s moons, the phases of Venus and even distant galaxies can be as simple as stepping outside and looking up.