Category Archives: News

While recovery efforts progress for displaced residents of the Pine Ridge Apartments following a devastating July 30th fire, Red Cross shelter workers continue to actively assist people impacted by th...

An Upper Peninsula woman is looking forward to a vacation after winning $64,523 playing the Michigan Lottery's Club Keno The Jack game. Trudy Boyer, of Rapid River, matched her easy pick The Jack numb...

UPDATE: The investigation continues into the fire that destroyed a two-story duplex-type home on Monday. The fire was reported at 1:00 in the morning in the 400 block of First Avenue South. Three peop...

The signal at the intersection of US-2/US-41 and South Hill Road in Gladstone is in flash mode while repairs are being made. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) urges motorists to use cau...

Grand opening ceremonies were held Monday afternoon for the new multipurpose building at the UP State Fairgrounds in Escanaba. The project began a year ago and will house the U.P. Visitors Center, U.P...

They are an important part of the fabric that is pop culture history-The Guess Who, performing in the Island Showroom January 10 and 11, 2020. From the laidback sixties into the groovy seventies, The ...

U.S. Senator Gary Peters (MI) today released the following statement on the newly published University of Michigan study that found Asian Carp have a larger suitable habitat and are capable of growing...

A mountain lion image caught on a landowner's trail camera in Gogebic County has been confirmed as the state's 39th cougar report since 2008. The cat was photographed July 7 in daylight hours northwes...

Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a proclamation declaring August,2019 as Immunization Awareness Month. "As governor, keeping Michiganders healthy and safe is my number one priority," said Gov. ...

Attorney General Dana Nessel filed comments Friday on the Michigan Public Service Commission's Initial Report of the Michigan Statewide Energy Assessment, urging greater sensitivity to ratepayers. In ...