If you've noticed an increase in spiders lately, perhaps wrapping your porch up in web, there's a reason.

Every summer, one song emerges as the inescapable summer anthem.

The lazy days of Summer are numbered, and it’s almost time to trade your beach bag for a backpack. But don’t worry -- August offers serious savings on everything you need from campus essentials to backyard basics.

The Perseid meteor shower is peaking soon.

One Michigan lake was named one of the top 26 lakes to swim in across the country.

Mount Clemens Fraternal Order of Eagles is holding two public events this summer to benefit local organizations and charities.

From algal blooms to harmful bacteria in the water, there are a number of factors that could cause a beach to close.

From algal blooms to harmful bacteria in the water, there are a number of factors that could cause a beach to close.

If you live in one of these cities, chances are they have some of the best BBQ in the state.

Ticks are active in Macomb County. Here's what to do to protect yourself this summer before and after spending time outdoors.

To encourage summer donations, the Red Cross has partnered with the company Goodr. All blood donors from July 1 through July 14 will receive an exclusive pair of sunglasses while supplies last.

Summer is the season of injuries in emergency rooms, and no one wants to spend a holiday weekend there.

Humid and hot days have been the topic of discussion, and more are approaching heading into the weekend. Enjoy the heat and keep it cool with summer hacks from Jon Jordan

Oakland County welcomes summer with farmers markets featuring fresh produce and local events. Check out the list.

Experience Detroit this summer while floating on a tiki bar. Here's how to book.

Summer’s heating up, and so are the savings. With Father’s Day, graduation season, and warmer weather in full swing, June is packed with smart shopping opportunities.

Here's a full list of concerts heading to Metro Detroit this summer that are included in Live Nation's $30 ticket sale. The sale begins at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, May 21.

Here's a full list of concerts heading to Metro Detroit this summer that are included in Live Nation's $30 ticket sale.

Check out how ArtPrize 2025 will look when it returns to Downtown Grand Rapids this fall.

Summer camp is a rite of passage for kids, but they don’t have to head to sleepaway camp to experience the fun.

How to make Mackinac Island USA Today's best summer travel spots.

What’s going on with all the spiders in Michigan right now?

The Downtown Detroit Partnership hosted the final beach party of the summer in Campus Martius Park.

If you've noticed an increase in spiders lately, perhaps wrapping your porch up in web, there's a reason.

A heat advisory has been issued for all of Metro Detroit and much of Southeast Michigan, including Genesee, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe counties for Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

New research shows there may be a new way to protect ourselves from mosquitoes: by changing the way we dress.

If a firework causes a fire resulting in damage, those responsible may face civil or criminal liability, officials said.

Friends of “Live in the D” talk about how they view this point in the year

Looking for places to get away and enjoy the beauty of Michigan? Look no further! Check out this ranked list of summer road-trip destinations all within the mitten state and find your perfect vacation.

One-week camps are offered for area residents ages 11-18 between July 22 and August 9.

This bottle shop has the key to your summer dining

Certified hair therapist gives summertime hair advice

More than 6,100 members from five national and international trade unions will travel to Ann Arbor this summer to advance their skills and knowledge.

On the road, in the air, or at sea, you can stay connected

The Summer Food Service Program will offer teens and children free food at several locations between June 17 and August 16.

Those without air conditioning or a cool place to stay can stop by one of several cooling sites around the county.

Expert gives advice on how to stay healthy this summer

This July, floats, bands and parade participants will weave along a route starting at the William St. and State St. intersection and ending at Thompson Street.

In 2023, summer hospital visits for kids increased by 14% from the previous year, with more than one million children going to emergency rooms in July and August alone.

List is by MyMichiganBeach.com

Shiseida Beele explains how to make food safety a priority this summer

People are buzzing about the summer season

This year, Sonic Lunch will happen every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the corner of Liberty and Division streets between June 6 and August 29.

It’s time to grow!

The movies are part of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival’s outdoor Movies by Moonlight series offered between June 18-30 during the Top of Park events.

Each of the three pianos will be painted with a design submitted by a University of Michigan student.

The City of Ann Arbor is looking to fill full-time and part-time positions for summer camps, city pools, canoe liveries, golf courses and water parks around Tree Town.

Registration is now open for Ann Arbor's Blaze & Blue, a free four-day program for girls ages 15-18 in June.

Cast votes online until Monday, Feb. 5.

Organizers have opened up an online survey to find out who community members want to see during the 2024 festival.

If you've noticed an increase in spiders lately, perhaps wrapping your porch up in web, there's a reason.

Say it isn’t so!

This Ann Arbor shop will help your home stay vibrant in any season

Now this is the type of Kenergy I like to see!

While known across the United States for the massive crowds and talented artists it brings to Tree Town, the annual fair is also known for its wacky weather.

Mountains of low-cost books, DVDs, video games, board games and puzzles will be available for purchase at the family-run book sale, with tips going to Ann Arbor’s Food Gatherers.

We’re in the thick of summer and the excitement of being done with the school year may have worn off. Now kids are approaching the “boredom” phase of their time off, so what can we do to keep them entertained at home and beyond? We spoke with Kerry Doman, the Founder of Little Guide Detroit to get her tips for a fun summer break.

The Ann Arbor nonprofit will offer reuse-based summer camps for the first time since 2019 in its new Education Studio.

Whether you like to walk, bike, or even paddle - the Huron-Clinton Metroparks are challenging you to do it across their 13 Metroparks in the Trail Challenge.

Temporary workers will be needed for shifts between July 19-22 in order to help set up and tear down the art fair.

The annual celebration happens on the last Saturday of June, July and August and offers traditional German fare, live music, dance performances and buckets full of beer.

Festivities will run between 4-9 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week, then from noon to 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Watch Thursday morning on Local 4 News or streaming on Local 4+ from 4:30 to 8 a.m.

Longtime educator and mom shares advice

Toys to keep the kids entertained without having to leave your home

It will be a splashing good time at the Metroparks

The Ann Arbor food rescue organization is offering free meals to area students who may go hungry without school-based breakfasts and lunches.

Your child’s mental health is very important, so we spoke to Dr. Kristyn Gregory, a Psychiatrist and the Medical Director of Behavioral Health at Blue Cross Blue Sheild to get their advice on how to help your kids this summer.

Find the best shoes for your feet this summer. Watch Monday at 5:45 p.m. or streaming on Local 4+.

Do you know what needs to be in balance?

Although it isn’t officially summer yet, the weather begs to differ, which makes this the perfect time to get your home ready for summer.

Players of the free, annual event can earn points as they attend events, explore Tree Town and collect codes.

Those without air conditioning or a cool place to stay can stop by one of several cooling sites around the county to escape the hot weather.

With a warm and sunny Memorial Day weekend upon us, many have undoubtedly made plans to fire up the barbecue pit for the first time this season.

Do you have all of the supplies you need for your furry friends?

The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit shares advice on what you can do to stay water safe.

Make sure your food is nothing but delicious

There are already some big movies in theaters, but this summer is full of even more blockbusters.

Get your bike summer ready!

Do you feel that? That’s the excitement of knowing Memorial Day is this weekend! We're chatting about it on What's the Buzz.

Main Street Ann Arbor is bringing back summer programming between June and August to the Main Street area.

See which positions are available right now in the Ann Arbor parks.

Did you know the Metroparks have 7 regulation golf courses?

Summer is approaching, and that means many will hit the pools and Michigan’s beautiful lakes for some fun. But that water can be dangerous, especially to young children.

Hot or cool? Meteorologist Ashlee Baracy has some potential scenarios for the forecast this summer.

Ann Arbor Farmers Market rolls back to two-day schedule.

Host Peter Sagal will lead the award-winning news show during a ticketed performance on August 31 organized by Ann Arbor Summer Festival.

Hey, Michiganders! From backyard barbeques to water sports, everyone knows summertime is a fun time. But as temperatures rise, so does our need to keep our homes cool and comfortable.

Do you know the best ways to prevent against tick bites?

The free concert series will host 14 performances at the corner of Liberty and Division streets in honor of turning its sweet 16.

Starting Sunday, April 30, several bus routes around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti will have timepoint and seasonal service changes.

The annual event will celebrate its 17th year on July 16 after a three-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Boats usually range in price from $50-$150 each.

It's officially the start of boat rental season in Ann Arbor.

This summer, the series has a lineup of free activities between June 9-25.

With spring in full swing, now is the time when many are beginning to look ahead to their summer plans.

The move aims to make facilities more equitable and the city more responsible with its available resources, officials said.

Here are the films you can see this summer at Ann Arbor Film Festival.

Volunteers help in different capacities including passing out promotional materials, giving directions to patrons, collecting donations and helping with A2SF’s Zero Waste initiative.

Applicants must be at least 16 years old, and 18 years old to work at the Top of the Park bar.