Category Archives: News

Nessel Announces Charges In U.P. Police Brutality Complaint
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Friday announced charges have been filed by her Public Integrity Unit against a Gogebic County Sheriff's Deputy. The charges against Deputy Scott Voit, and ste...
Jack Hall Jun 06, 2021

Whitmer Announces Federal Money To Fix Michigan Bridges
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today announced that the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) received nearly $978,000 from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to expand the state's bridge bun...
Jack Hall Jun 06, 2021

City of Escanaba To Step Up Enforcement Of Easements
Throughout the City of Escanaba there are many city easements across sections of privately-owned properties, generally for the purposes of access to utilities such as electric, water, storm sewer, and...
Jack Hall Jun 06, 2021

State Launches On-Line Tool To Help People Get Back To Work
As the economy continues to reopen, the Michigan Dept. of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) launched a new 'Back to Work' effort to highlight programs and services that help businesses and their cu...
Jack Hall Jun 06, 2021

Hot, Dry Weather Fuels Concerns Of Wildfires This Week
With high temperatures and limited rainfall expected for the next several days, fire danger is high or very high across much of northern Michigan. That means taking precautions to prevent wildfires th...
Jack Hall Jun 06, 2021

U.P.'s Dial Help Service Available To Help Suicidal People
Suicide isn't exactly a comfortable topic to talk about - but the more we do, the more hope there is for the people in our communities who are struggling. They may be depressed; dealing with an illnes...
Jack Hall Jun 04, 2021

Whitmer Calls For $15/Hr Pay; More Child Care Options
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today joined local entrepreneurs and business leaders to unveil the Michigan Economic Jumpstart Plan, which would allocate a portion of the federal relief funding to support ...
Jack Hall Jun 03, 2021

U.P. Adds Three COVID Deaths; Total Cases Cross 20,000 Mark
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday reported 510 new coronavirus positive tests. The state also announced the number of deaths dropped by five people after data was checke...
Jack Hall Jun 03, 2021

'Strings On Bay' Chamber Music Series Moving Off Bay Campus
"Strings on the Bay", Bay de Noc Community College's summer chamber music series, has announced its concert dates for this summer. All concerts will be held off-campus this year at the First Presbyter...
Jack Hall Jun 03, 2021

NASCAR Driver Natalie Decker Coming To Eagle River Tuesday
NASCAR Xfinity racer and Eagle River native Natalie Decker will join the program at Eagle River Speedway Tuesday, June 8. Decker, who also competes for Ave Motorsports. will be signing autographs in t...
Jack Hall Jun 03, 2021

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