"Firefighters and Bulldozers Contain 35-Acre Wildfire in Michigan's Upper Peninsula"
Bulldozers and air support, including planes and fire detection aircraft, are being used to battle a 35-acre wildfire in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The fire, known as the Goose Marsh Fire, is contained and burning in a sandy, difficult-to-access pine forest. No structures are currently threatened, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. Firefighters from multiple agencies, including the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, are working together to combat the blaze.