Pure Michigan

Tim Allen is back in two brand new ads in a $3 million campaign to bring tourists to Michigan to experience pure winter fun.

Two of Michigan's biggest brewers have announced the return of several beers as the fall season begins.

From wooded parks, to lakeside lots, Michigan truly is a campers dream, and USA Today readers agree.

When we talk about noteworthy celebrities from Michigan, we never forget Tim Allen and turns out, he doesn't forget about us either!

As a new series of promotional ads and graphics promoting "Pure Michigan" is set to begin, you have to ask yourself, could the timing be any worse?

Beautiful shorelines and sugar sand are what makes Michigan the best place for summer fun.

Since 1929, the city of Holland, Michigan has blossomed with hundreds of thousands of tulips and welcomed guests from everywhere for the annual festival.

It's the largest in the world, and the most expensive in Michigan.

Remember how a couple of years ago, we were all bemoaning the news that the Pure Michigan ad campaign was, in all likelihood, a budget casualty? Well, the state has brought back the Pure Michigan ad slogan, albeit with a fresh coat of pain. The new ads promote winter activities in the state.

The National Park System here in the United States encompasses 422 national park sites. These parks span across more than 84 million acres in each state and extend into U.S. territories, including parks in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Guam. There is only one of those National Parks that fully closes in the winter. Do you know which park that is?