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Fall in Michigan isn’t just donuts and cider. It’s also when you check your furnace, clear gutters, and prep your house to survive another brutal winter.

Leaves piling up? Here’s how to use city bins, paper bags, or the compost site for easy disposal.

From early September McIntosh to late October Fuji, here’s when Michigan apples ripen.

Fall is the most dangerous season for Michigan drivers, with deer collisions at a peak. Learn how to stay safe during Michigan’s high-risk months.

Southwest Michigan plays a key role in fall's biggest traditions. Yes, our pumpkins are a big deal nationwide.

Play a Michigan fall “Would You Rather?” game! From cider vs. pumpkin spice to football rivalries and haunted fun, see which autumn traditions you’d choose.

As the first day of fall rolls in, Michigan transforms with pumpkin patches and corn mazes. There’s no shortage of seasonal fun waiting for you.

Michigan offers jaw-dropping fall views near Mt. Arvon but its winding, unmarked path makes it one of the state's most dangerous drives.

This iconic soup has been served in the U.S. Senate since 1903 and it all traces back to Michigan’s own navy beans from Kinde.

Michiganders love fall—but not raking leaves. Here are five reasons you can skip the chore guilt-free, from helping the environment to saving your weekend.

Pumpkin spice isn’t the only sign of fall in Michigan! Lake Michigan’s waterspout season is here.

Michigan’s fall forecast feels more like July, with temps in the 70s-80s through early October. Extended warmth and little rain raise drought concerns.