Good morning, Traverse City.

Hoops Pet Food Pantry has launched an online wish list today to help feed pets amid growing demand.

The Traverse City group, which supported over 900 pets in September, aims for easier donations & more business for local pet stores.

Nate Taylor’s Halloween display 'The Dead Ends on Spruce' in Slabtown will open tonight — continuing an eight-year tradition that draws local visitors each October.

Fall colors are showing across northern Michigan, with the U.P. set to peak late September to early October and the northern Lower expected to peak before Oct.

10 (US-10 areas will peak mid-October) as experts say shorter days trigger the change.

Local survivors, advocates and experts gathered at NMC Boardman Campus on Thursday for the Beat Breast Cancer rally, which featured drumlines from two high schools and offered tips for reducing breast cancer risk (cutting alcohol, exercising, and eating a plant-based diet).

Munson Healthcare is adding $150K this year to its street medicine program, bringing total investment to $300K since 2024 and offering care in Cadillac on Mondays and in Manton.

The mobile team serves those facing healthcare and insurance challenges.

Chateau Chantal is hosting Fall Wine Dinners with a six-course menu featuring seasonal dishes paired with wine.

The dinners run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from September 2nd through November 6th at Old Mission Peninsula (reservations required at $115 per person).

Anglers caught lake trout and some chinook salmon south of the Center Road launch on Oct.

1 (water depths 80 to 140 feet) while several cisco were caught near Old Mission (depths 90 to 120 feet).

Oct. 1 marked the start of the archery deer tracking season—a long-held local passion—and hunters braved damp conditions while a duck event will open Saturday.