Labor Day

Ironsnake rules The Ponemah Lakeside Lodge in Fenton this Labor Day Weekend - that's right 'Snake On The Lake' 2022 is happening.

If you plan on walking the Mackinac Bridge this Labor Day you should be aware of some changes.

There will be a record number of schools beginning classes early this year.

If passed the new bill would allow school districts to begin the school year before Labor Day.

With the 57th annual Mackinac Bridge walk approaching, MDOT says 40,000 walkers are expected to cross the 5-mile span on Labor Day. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will lead the walk beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday, September 1. Walkers will be able to start across the bridge up until 11 a...

The City of Flint has announced that City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of the Labor Day holiday and will reopen Tuesday, September 2. In addition, waste collection will not take place on Monday, but will also resume on Tuesday...

Law enforcement from 150 local police departments, sheriff's offices and Michigan State Police are continuing a stepped up drunk driving and seat belt enforcement through the Labor Day holiday weekend. The federally funded extra patrols are part of the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, which began earlier this month and will last through Monday...

For the third year in a row, the Michigan Department of Transportation is giving someone a once-in-a-lifetime tour to the top of the Mackinac Bridge. Along with the Mackinac Bridge Authority, MDOT is asking the public to share their Labor day experiences on social media with photos and videos...

In Michigan, over 1.12 million people are expected to travel during the Labor Day holiday says AAA Michigan. That's a nearly one-percent increase compared to last year according to the AAA travel forecast. Susan Hiltz, Public Affairs Director for AAA Michigan say "the Labor Day holiday is traditionally the last hurrah for summer vacationing in Michigan...

Unless you had a personal stake in a film being released this weekend, movies were far from the most important thing happening to you these past couple of days. You can blame the weekend's mostly anemic box office on one thing: the Super Bowl. Everyone spent their money buying snacks and preparing their parties and not going to see 'That Awkward Moment' and 'Labor Day,' both of which opened soft.