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A Forsyth Township business was heavily damaged after it caught on fire over the weekend. Local Three News reports that Forsyth Township fire crews responded to the blaze at National Carbon Technologi...

The Cloverland Electric Co-op continued to work on power outages in the Eastern Upper Peninsula on Sunday. The utility said that as of 6:00 Sunday night, there were less than 300 outages in the co-op'...

The Michigan Department of Transportation has installed a traffic signal at the M-553 (McClellan Avenue)/Grove Street intersection on Marquette's south side. Drivers in the area need to be aware of th...

Secretary of State Ruth Johnson announced that military and overseas voters will have their ballots sent to them this week if they've requested them. The Bureau of Elections has reminded all 1,520 cit...

The local League of Women Voters Marquette County Unit plans to register young voters throughout the area to celebrate the "national holiday". On September 25, 2018, Americans will celebrate National ...

Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered U.S. and Michigan flags within the State Capitol Complex to be lowered to half-staff on Monday, Sept. 24 in recognition of former state Sen. John Kelly, who died Sunday, S...

Bay College Training and Development (M-TEC) will be offering a nurse assistant training course starting on October 8. The Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) training is designed to provide attendees wit...

U-Haul Company of Michigan is pleased to announce two new locations in the Escanaba area. E&K Auto Repair at 5076 U.S. Hwy. 2 41 and Dave's Outboard Repair at 1653 17.4 Roadwill offer U-Haul truck...

The Michigan Municipal League and its partner organizations are introducing a new branding effort for the ongoing SaveMICity initiative during the League's annual Convention in Grand Rapids this week....

Last month, state Rep. Beau LaFave called upon Gov. Rick Snyder to consider the activation of the National Guard to resume road projects across Michigan and the Upper Peninsula that are stopped by a l...