DNR Officers Rescue Detroit Family Stranded on Snowy UP Road
Conservation officers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources rescued a Livonia family that became stranded in the Upper Peninsula over the weekend.
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Conservation officers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources rescued a Livonia family that became stranded in the Upper Peninsula over the weekend.
Conservation officers remind the public it’s always best to know current, forecasted and local road and weather conditions and personal limitations before taking on excursions in unfamiliar places.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers helped a Livonia family after they traveled north to see the Northern Lights and got stuck in Upper Peninsula snow.
Conservation officers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources helped a Livonia woman and her four children and family dog who were stranded in the Upper Peninsula over the weekend.
Authorities said Stephanie Rene Knapp, a dog, and four children ranging in age from 10 to 14 had reportedly traveled north from Wayne County to view the northern lights.