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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding ice anglers and snowmobilers that no ice is safe ice. See the DNR's tips on what to watch for on the ice.

Consumers Energy is advising extreme caution when on or near open water surrounding its generating and hydroelectric plants.

As of 4:30PM on Sunday, approximately 6,000 Consumers Energy customers remained without service from the Christmas Eve storm. Now, nearly all customers have had power restored. If you are still without power, Consumers Energy is asking you to contact them.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reports that conservation officers rescued three people early Sunday evening after they fell through thin ice on the east end of Detroit's Belle Isle.

Great Lakes ice coverage was measured over 85 percent on February 18, 2015. On February 15, total ice coverage was under 70 percent. Watch an animation that shows how quickly the ice has grown over the past 30 days.

As crowds head to Lake Michigan to see and explore the ice on the lake, the U.S. Coast Guard is warning of the dangers of the ice.

A cold start to 2015 has ice spreading quickly across the Great Lakes. In just one week, Great Lakes ice coverage rose from 2.7 percent to 11.6 percent.

A ferry boat with about 56 passengers got stuck in the ice on New Year's Eve while heading to Mackinac Island.

Last winter, we had a tornado in the snow over Lake Michigan.  This year, it's ice volcanoes. Can sharks be far behind?

Ice has already starting forming on the Great Lakes. It began on November 20. Watch an animated graphic which shows the water on the Great Lakes cooling and ice beginning to form.

Young drivers new to the snowy roads can benefit from a review of how to drive safe in winter conditions, but they aren't the only ones. Take a look at 10 tips for safe winter driving.

We've been waiting for this news for months. Many, many, months. The ice on the Great Lakes has finally melted.