What does Michigan law say about pushing snow into the road and driving behind snowplows? What should I have in my car this ...

One of the biggest snowfalls of the year so far is expected to wallop Southeast Michigan Wednesday afternoon and you could be ...

Windows and lights cannot be obstructed, and snow is considered an obstruction.

Portions of central and southwest Michigan are expected to get 4-6 inches of snow, while northern lower Michigan will see ...

Michigan's Department of Transportation offers a digital map to track snowplows on state highways. Many municipalities offer ...

As Michigan prepares for a winter storm this week, experts say there are several items you should put in your car now.

Here are some ways Michiganders can keep themselves safe on the road in snowy weather: It can take up to 10 times longer to stop your vehicle on snowy and/or icy roads. Slow down and allow more room ...

Drivers should keep the heel of their foot on the floor and use the ball of the foot to apply firm pressure on the brake pedal when driving in snow regardless of if they have antilock brakes or not.

Overnight snow is fading out, but the effects remain heading into the morning commute. Check the live traffic map here before you head out the door: ...

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) does not wait until snow starts to fall before they start pre-treating roads ...

An updated winter weather advisory was issued by the National Weather Service on Friday at 8:45 p.m. EST valid from Saturday ...