Thousands of snow geese touch down at a Pennsylvania reservoir each spring, turning sunrise into a loud, swirling liftoff that draws big crowds.

New Zealand’s annual bird election has crowned the kārearea, or New Zealand falcon, as Bird of the Year.

The New York Times has released their 2025 list of the top restaurants in America, and only one Michigan spot made it.

One Michigan spot has made the New York Times 50 best restaurants list for 2025.

Carmelo Anthony tied the tough lessons he learned coming of age playing basketball on the playgrounds of Brooklyn and Baltimore to him becoming one of the sports’ purest scorers and most decorated players ever in a night of speeches full of tears, laughs and calls for community during the induction of quintet of players into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

Longtime Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird, who already had her jersey retired and a street in Seattle named after her, had a statue erected in her honor outside Climage Pledge Arena on Sunday morning.

The long-awaited second season of “Squid Game” on Netflix and singing superstar Andrea Bocelli's Christmas TV special are some of this week’s new streaming entertainment releases.

The U.S. Department of Justice says it plans to sue Iowa over the state's new immigration law.

Birds come in many shapes, sizes and colors, so let’s brighten up the day by dotting this page with as many photos as possible!

Jason Kelce, Fletcher Cox, Lane Johnson and Brandon Graham have all been stars for the Philadelphia Eagles for more than a decade.

Sue Bird just knows how to win.

In August one local couple said a man barged into their home and took a bird. Now investigators say there’s a whole lot more to this story.

In August one local couple said a man barged into their home and took a bird. Now investigators say there’s a whole lot more to this story.

What should this new peregrine falcon's name be? You decide.

A Dearborn man has been formally charged after allegedly stomping a bird to death at a pet store in Allen Park last week.

That 22-year-old took off, but Allen Park police said they were able to track him down.

MIO, Mich. – It’s a bird, it’s a plane -- wait, no -- it’s a dust devil! That’s right -- because 2020 just isn’t ready to stop delivering surprises, a dust devil was captured on video in Northern Michigan over the weekend. The National Weather Service in Gaylord posted video sent in by Tyra Berger in Mio, Michigan (about 30 miles east of Grayling), showing a dust devil whirling around near a McDonald’s restaurant. A dust devil is defined as: A small, rapidly rotating wind that is made visible by the dust, dirt or debris it picks up. Also called a whirlwind, it develops best on clear, dry, hot afternoons.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (CNN) - Video captured outside the Gallivan Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, that shows a confrontation between a restaurant owner and a man smoking a cigarette, is going viral, KSTU reported. The video shows the restaurateur shooting chemicals from a fire extinguisher in the face of Jon Bird, the station reported. A lawyer for Bird says her client was volunteering at the Urban Arts Festival when he took a smoke break. He was where he should be, and he cleared that with security to make sure he was able to smoke there, said Rakay Michael, Birds attorney. Bird wants Alex [the man with the extinguisher] held accountable.Salt Lake City Police are investigating and interviewing witnesses.

David McNew/Getty Images(CNN) - Bird populations in the United States and Canada have dropped by 29% since 1970, signifying 2.9 billion birds lost in almost 50 years, according to a new study. But for the first time, the results also showed pervasive losses among common birds across all habitats, including backyard birds." Almost 90% of the birds lost came from 12 common songbird families like sparrow, blackbirds, warblers, finches and swallows. Shorebirds have also lost one-third of their population, and grassland birds lost more than 720 million, resulting in a 53% population reduction. The loss of grassland birds in North America is similar to a decline in farmland birds across Europe, according to the study.