2 hunters killed in opening days of firearm deer season   As hunters headed out to partake in firearm deer season, two men were killed in separate incidents. According to police, one of the shooting deaths was apparently accidental. One hunter appeared to inadvertently shoot another hunter Thursday in Antrim County, near Traverse City. On Friday, a man was found dead in a shooting in Bath Township near Lansing. The fatally injured hunter was wearing orange at the time of the shooting, according to police. Authorities announced they were looking for the shooter. The death occurred on private property, officials said. MORE

90-year-old shipwreck, caused by herd of cows, found in Lake Huron   The Manasoo, a steal steamer, wrecked in Lake Huron in 1928. It wasn't until 90 years later that the remains of the ship were discovered. When the wreck occurred, the majority of the crew was killed, with only five men surviving. Also on board were 115 cows and a bull that all died when the ship went down. The animals were estimated to weigh 60 tons. It's said the ship went down in about 3 minutes. The remain, found in Lake Huron, are said to be "amazingly intact." MORE ►Mystery surrounds old Lake Michigan shipwreck, woman left tied to the mast ►Daring rescue saved sailors entombed for days in ice-covered shipwreck

A look at high school football state championship games hat Step one: Eat a hearty Thanksgiving feast on Thursday. Step two: Mentally prepare for victory. Step three: Take down the competition during the football state finals. Yes, a lot of Michigan high school football players have the above plan for their week. Teams from across the state are heading to Ford Field Friday and Saturday to settle the question of who will take home the division titles this year. Congrats and good luck to all of the worthy competitors. MORE ►Girls state swim championships: results for all 3 divisions ►Michigan high school football brackets heading into state finals