Michigan's statewide air quality advisory has ended, with only the Upper Peninsula and a few counties in northern Michigan seeing advisories on Aug. 6. because of lingering Canadian wildfire smoke.

Smoke in Michigan is finally clearing after a lengthy bout of pollution from the Canadian wildfires. All advisories have ended, as officials no longer detect unhealthy levels of fine particulate ...

As Canadian wildfire smoke continues to spread across Michigan, air quality is slowly improving in the UP, but officials have issued an air quality advisory for the southern areas in the Lower ...

Michigan residents can monitor air quality through resources like the MiAir Quality Index Dashboard, AirNow, and AccuWeather. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services offers alerts and ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires triggers air quality alerts in northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Residents, especially sensitive groups, are urged to stay indoors and limit outdoor activities.

Weather experts say Michigan will see "good" air quality throughout the Labor Day weekend with no Canadian wildfire smoke or haze impacting vacation plans. "The good news is that recent rains, through ...

West Michigan is under an air quality advisory due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. The smoke is expected to dissipate by the weekend as a weather front moves through. There is an air quality ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to affect Michigan's air quality, particularly in the Lower Peninsula. Air quality advisories are in effect, with conditions expected to improve by the weekend ...

There is an air quality advisory in west Michigan for July 16 as the Canadian wildfire smoke remains in the state. Officials forecast the smoke to dissipate by the weekend. "As wildfire smoke exits ...