Now in its third year, Michigan’s wild turkey brood survey is part of a multistate initiative to monitor turkey populations, the DNR said. The survey is part of a larger conservation effort to ...

Weeks after a father and son were found dead in a remote campground, the first new information about their deaths has been released by authorities.

After weeks of secrecy, the two campers found dead on the remote Isle Royale, the 206 square mile National park that lies 17 miles off the coast of Grand Portage in Lake Superior, are now identified ...

The two campers found dead at a remote campground in Michigan last month have been identified as a John and Bradley Baird, a father and son.

The father and son found dead on Isle Royale National Park in early June have been identified as Bradley Baird, 30, and John Baird, 60, according to death certificates from the Keweenaw County ...

The Brief A Michigan father and son have been identified as the two deceased hikers who were discovered on Isle Royale in June. Their bodies were found at South Lake Desor campground on June 10 ...

The Keweenaw County Clerk’s Office has reportedly identified the two people found dead last month in Isle Royale National Park.

Isle Royale victims have been identified as residents from Northville, reports say.

Michigan officials have released the identities of the father and son hikers found dead at a campground on Isle Royale last month following a search for them after they had gone missing.

A father and son were found dead on Isle Royale, sparking both grief and speculation as campers reported distressing sounds before the tragic discovery. The FBI is investigating this unsettling case.

The two campers who were found dead at a remote campground at Isle Royale National Park have been identified as Bradley Baird, 30, and John Baird, 60, of Northville, media reports say. The two ...