Category Archives: News

Michigan Tech University Board of Trustees Approves Building New Residence Hall
The Board of Trustees for Michigan Technological University voted to approve a number of new initiatives on campus, including plans to build a new residence hall for undergraduate students. Michigan T...
Jack Hall May 3, 2023

UPDATED: Upper Peninsula School District Election Results
The sinking fund millage proposal in the Munising Public Schools lost by a razor-margin in Tuesday's special election. The proposal failed by 23 votes, 456 no to 433 yes. The district was looking for ...
Jack Hall May 3, 2023

Upper Peninsula Native American Tribes Call For Line Five Shutdown
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) recommended that Canada and the United States decommission the Enbridge Line 5 oil pipeline. In the Final Report of its annual session,...
Jack Hall May 2, 2023

MELT DOWN: Headframe Finally Sinks In Teal Lake Fundraiser
Pam Johnson of Negaunee is the winner of the 2023 Teal Lake Melt-Down. The headframe structure went through the ice on Saturday, April 29 at 4:08pm. The prize amount of $2586 was won with a winning gu...
Jack Hall May 2, 2023

Dr. Nerita Hughes Named New President Of Bay College
Dr. Nerita Hughes of Minnetonka, MN, was selected unanimously by the Bay College Board of Trustees to become the College's next president. She has served as the Interim Associate Vice President of Aca...
Jack Hall May 2, 2023

Two People Escape Injury After Being Trapped In Roll-Over Crash
Two people were trapped inside a pick-up truck that rolled over in Marquette Township on Tuesday, but fortunately neither were injured. Marquette County Sheriffs Deputies say the accident happened at ...
Jack Hall May 2, 2023

Michigan Students Encouraged To 'Walk, Roll' To School On Wednesday
Michigan students will join children from around the globe to celebrate Bike & Roll to School Day (BR2SD) on Wednesday, May 3. The event is being promoted by Safe Routes to School (SRTS) at Michig...
Jack Hall May 2, 2023

Whitmer Signs Bills Allowing Late Counting Of Military, Overseas Ballots
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 259, bipartisan legislation ensuring that absentee voter ballots from military and overseas voters are counted if received up to six days after an election...
Jack Hall May 1, 2023

DNR Awards Twelve Grants For Deer Habitat Improvements Across U.P.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has awarded a total of $100,000 in deer habitat improvement grant funding to a dozen entities for projects in the Upper Peninsula. The Deer Habitat Improve...
Jack Hall May 1, 2023

Michigan Threatened, Engandered Species List Updated
The Michigan list of threatened and endangered plants and animals now includes 407 species after completion of its seventh update in nearly 50 years. Experts from universities, the Michigan Natural Fe...
Jack Hall May 1, 2023

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Local News from the RRN News Center
Three People Charged With Delivering Meth In Eastern U.P.
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DNR Closing ORV Route In Western U.P. For Three Days
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MDHHS: Federal Requirements For Food Assistance Changing
Nov 2, 2026
Mich. Unemployment System Closing On-Line System For Week
Nov 2, 2026
Former Sault Little League Official Guilty Of Embezzlement
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Prank Call Leads To Large Escanaba Police Response
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Man Arrested After Assault, Standoff That Closed M-35
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