Michigan schools typically close when wind chills reach 20 degrees below zero. This week's weather is expected to approach that threshold.

WMU announces Tuesday shutdown as Michigan faces winter weather advisories, lake effect snow and subzero wind chills.

School districts across Metro Detroit and beyond announced closures, hospitals dealt with frostbite and falls, while shelters made space for more beds as a blast of bitter cold settled Monday into southeast Michigan.

An arctic airmass is moving into the nation to start the week, plunging millions of people from Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico into below-freezing temperatures. Here in Mid-Michigan, the National Weather Service has placed all of our area under and Extreme Cold Advisory through noon on Wednesday due to the potential

The southern row of counties are under an extreme cold watch for dangerously cold wind chills expected late Sunday to Wednesday morning. During that time period wind chills are expected to be as cold as 25 degrees below zero. This is the first issuance in Michigan of the new extreme cold watch.

Frigid temperatures will complicate the commute for Indianapolis' students. Here's how schools are reacting to the extreme cold.

(CBS DETROIT) — Dangerous cold will move through the Southeast Michigan region Monday through Wednesday next week. Cold Arctic air dives south this weekend, with temperatures falling into the teens on Sunday at the very start.