Christmas tree

Ever wonder how Michigan gets a 60-foot Christmas tree from the U.P. to Lansing? Turns out, hauling the state tree is a lot more complicated than you might think.

Itchy? Stuffy? Sneezy? It's the most wonderful time of the year! Perhaps you are one of the unfortunate ones, like myself, who learned the hard way winter allergies do in fact exist. Wonderful. In addition to my humidifier I'm also digging my Christmas decorations out of storage, but wait, what if I told you all that holiday cheer you're bringing down from the attic could be the culprit? R... Read

Before you grab your axe and head into the woods, there are a few important details to consider if you want to cut your own Christmas tree in Michigan.

What are those weird, brown clumps on the branches on your Christmas trees? Apparently, they aren't pinecones.

The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget begins the official search for the state capitol's official 2024 Christmas tree.

A Christmas decoration commonly found in households across Michigan could be the culprit for Christmas allergies.

Have you ever heard of the Christmas pickle tradition? No, it's not about eating pickles on Christmas day, but it's just as quirky.

Frank Siepker Jr. and his family continues the floating Christmas tree tradition on the lakes of Glen Arbor, Michigan.

Michigan is the 3rd largest supplier of Christmas trees in the nation, but are there creepy crawlies lurking in our trees?

U.S. National Forest Service is again permitting Michigan residents to u-cut Christmas trees in national forests including Hiawatha, Ottawa, and Huron-Manistee.