Mackinac Bridge

The ever-popular Labor Day annual Mackinac Bridge Walk is all set for Monday. Good news for participants. Not so good if you want to get across the straits Monday morning.

You've never seen the Mighty Mac like this. That sentence is two words too long to describe a Facebook post that turned a simple mistake into comedy gold.

The 2021 Mackinac Bridge walk is 100% happening, and we are so excited, but there are going to be a few differences this year.
Back in May the Mackinac Bridge Authority announced that they were tentatively planning on having the annual bridge walk...

Driving over the Mackinac Bridge can be nerve racking enough, but imagine hearing gunshots while you were on the bridge.
That's exactly what happened on Saturday, June 12th as the bridge was packed with weekend traffic. The Michigan State Police reported the incident and arrested one man afterwa…

The Mackinac Bridge Authority is still trying to decide whether or not the annual Labor Day walk should take place as we appear to round the corner in the current pandemic. They will be holding a virtual public meeting on Tuesday to get the public's input.

Not only was Mackinac Island's national park voted as Michigan's best, but one of their restaurants is offering meals on the lawn and you don't need a reservation!

You can own a piece of Michigan history. The Mackinac Bridge Authority is auctioning off pieces of steel grating that were part of the Mackinac bridge.

Here's a bad idea. Climb up on the Mackinac Bridge. Here's a worse idea. Climb up on the Mackinac Bridge, take pictures, and post them to social media.

It's a "you haul it yourself" situation, so that might make things...interesting.

The project is expected to take three years to complete.

As Michiganders, we have a lot of pride in the Mackinac Bridge. It was an incredible feat at the time and is still a majestic sight to behold. Here are some things you might not know!

Eric Kuipers' dad had a request. After driving a truck with the same company for 41 years, he asked his son to take photos of him crossing the Mackinac Bridge in his semi before he retires.