Mackinac Island

Built in 1887, this historic Michigan hotel, which prides itself on having the world's largest porch, is in the running for yet another award.

It's National Fudge Day! Every year on June 16 we celebrate this sweet treat. And since Michigan is home to the Fudge Capital of the World, how much fudge is made every day on Mackinac Island?

What were some of the tourist sights to see while traveling through Michigan 70 years ago?

Fun fact: Mackinac Island was first a national park before being recognized as a state park in 1895.

Tucked away inside the Woods Restaurant on Mackinac Island is a duckpin bowling alley, it's also rumored to be the oldest of its kind in America.

Just a friendly reminder before you plan your summer trip.

I'm telling you, squirrels are trying to take over (or just ruin) the world.

We may live in Michigan, but just how "Michigan" are we? Now you can find out!

It's the island's first and only brewery... road trip!!

Mackinac Island city officials, citing health and safety concerns, have decided to stick to their plan of opening gradually starting May 29.

The company says next week they'll announce changes to ticketing and other policies as they adjust to operations during the pandemic.

Some cruises last over two weeks.