Category Archives: News

All-Night Snow Sculpture Party Highlights Michigan Tech Winter Carnival
Michigan Technological University students put on the region's biggest winter celebration February 9-12, 2022 guided by Blue Key Honor Society, institutional memory and sheer tenacity. "What other sch...
Jack Hall Feb 08, 2022

COVID Cases Continue To Decline Across Michigan, Upper Peninsula
The number of new coronavirus cases continues to fall in Michigan. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported 9,898 new cases on Monday, which covers Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. T...
Jack Hall Feb 07, 2022

Public Hearing Set For Ore Dock Brewing Co. Brownfield Plan
The Marquette City Commission will hold a February 14 Public Hearing on the Consideration of a Brownfield Plan for the Ore Dock Brewing Company. The Combined Brownfield Plan contains the requirements ...
Jack Hall Feb 07, 2022

MDHHS: Ask Doctor For Oral COVID Treatment When Testing Positive
As the supply of oral medications to treat COVID-19 is expanding across the state, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is urging Michiganders to talk with their health care pr...
Jack Hall Feb 07, 2022

Green Bay Couple Claims $316 Million Powerball Jackpot
A married couple from Oneida in Brown County, Tammy and Cliff Webster, have claimed the winning $316.3 million jackpot-winning Powerball ticket sold by Jackson Pointe Citgo in Green Bay earlier this y...
Jack Hall Feb 07, 2022

Mediation Program To Keep Farming Disputes Out Of Court
The Michigan Community Mediation Association (MCMA) has been awarded the Michigan Agricultural Mediation Program (MAMP) by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). This program offers free ...
Jack Hall Feb 06, 2022

More Work This Week On Portage Lift Bridge In Keweenaw
Contractors for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will continue work requiring closures of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge between Houghton and Hancock next week. The two inside lanes on t...
Jack Hall Feb 06, 2022

Stabenow: Members Of Congress Shouldn't Benefit From Stock Market
Senator Debbie Stabenow today announced that she cosponsored bills to ban Members of Congress from buying and selling stocks while in office. The bills, the Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act and Ban...
Jack Hall Feb 06, 2022

US Forest Service Has Natural Resource Scholarship Program
In November 2021, USDA announced the 2022 application deadline for the USDA 1994 Tribal Scholars Program and the USDA 1890s National Scholars Program. The application date has now been extended to Feb...
Jack Hall Feb 06, 2022

Bay College Looking For Alumni Of The Year Nominations
The Bay College Alumni Association is currently seeking nominations for the 2022 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award. This award was established in 1999 by the Alumni Association to recognize and h...
Jack Hall Feb 06, 2022

Wed Sep 9
Escanaba, MI, USA
Patchy rain nearby
Wed Sep 9
Marquette, MI, USA
Sunny
Wed Sep 9
Manistique, MI, USA
Sunny
Wed Sep 9
Munising, MI, USA
Sunny
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Local News from the RRN News Center
Dozens Of Coats, Mittens Donated To Manistique Families
11h ago
UPDATE: Man Arraigned, ID'd After Incident On EUP Ferry
12h ago
UPDATE: Eastern U.P. Hotel Theft Suspect Arraigned, Indentified
12h ago
Superior Health Foundation Awards $271,000 In Grants
12h ago
Marquette Marathon Drew Record Participants Over Weekend
12h ago
Maintenance On Portage Lift Bridge Set For Thursday
12h ago
Railroad Bridge Removal Project Starts Tuesday In Gladstone
Sep 08, 2026
Michigan Craft Beverage Council Taking Grant Applications
Sep 08, 2026
M-DOT To Begin Work Tuesday On US-41 In Baraga County
Sep 08, 2026








