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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed a Negaunee man to the Michigan Iron Industry Museum Board. Allan E. Koski, of Negaunee, is the senior staff engineer for Cleveland-Cliffs, Inc. He earned his Ba...

Gwinn residents will soon be able to join thousands of U.P. members who are all experiencing a fresh new approach to financial management from Embers Credit Union. Today, Embers announces the addition...

State and local public health officials continue to investigate an extended hepatitis A outbreak that has affected Michigan and surrounding states. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services...

The M&M Area Community Foundation (MMACF) awarded grants at the Women's Giving Circle (WGC) Annual Gathering and Grant Presentation on Thursday, September 19th. The Women's Giving Circle began in ...

Sen. Ed McBroom and Rep. Greg Markkanen on Friday expressed disappointment in recent action by the state Department of Corrections (MDOC) to remove the sewer system from the site of the former Ojibway...

Wednesday night's heavy thunderstorms intensified pressure for first responders searching the Hiawatha National Forest for two missing hikers. After a thorough search effort led by conservation office...

As summer gives way to fall, volunteers will soon fan out along Michigan state roadsides looking for trash during the year's final Adopt-A-Highway pickup. Thousands of volunteers in the popular Michig...

CLICK BELOW TO HEAR INTERVIEW WITH NMU PRES. ERICKSON Northern Michigan University celebrated its 120th anniversary Thursday with a big party on the lawn of the newly-remodeled Northern Center, which ...

The Salvation Army in Escanaba has an immediate need for pantry donations. Our panty has become depleted and we are reaching out for your support. An increase in community needs requires us to find mo...

The state Legislature on Thursday approved record public school funding for the 2020 fiscal year. "It is important that we got this done as quickly as possible once an agreement was made," said Sen. W...