fall

If you disdain lawn work, you may be asking yourself this question: why do we rake leaves? Here's the answer to that burning question.

While differences between the Mitten and the Lone Star State may seem obvious, here are some things you may not have thought of with autumn in either state.

Peak fall foliage in Michigan can range from mid-September through the end of October. The temps have been unseasonably warm so the leaves (which are still there) are just now turning. It's time to jump in the car and see some stuff!

More nuisance than a threat, meet the Boxelder bug. If you've seen one on your window, there's a whole slew of them trying to sneak into your house for the winter

If you're planning a fall color tour in Northern Michigan, check out the Airbnb rentals.

Sweater weather is turning into summer weather. A third of the way through October and you'd think we'd be finished with crazy weather like this, but not in Michigan!

Every little "buzz" or slight tap sends a shockwave of slight panic through your body because you know exactly what it is...Stink bug season is upon us, friends.

You can grab some apples, cider, donuts, and even pumpkins at some locations here in Lansing.

Where do you fall along the battle lines? Find out what team Lansing is on when it comes to this fall beverage battle.

It's too early to be this chilly. Is it too cool for you already? Have you reached for the thermostat and turned on the heat yet?