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Category Archives: News

Whitmer Submits FY2022 Budget Request To Legislature
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's third executive budget was released today, centered on equitablygrowing the state's economy byexpandingskills trainingand childcare for families, providing a further down payme...
Jack Hall Feb 11, 2021
U.P. An Attractive Place To Move To For Teleworking
Across the Upper Peninsula, housing is in high demand as professionals looking for a better lifestyle snatch up vacation homes and relocate altogether. With the new ability to work from home, more cou...
Jack Hall Feb 11, 2021
U.P. County Health Medical Director: COVID Vaccine Is Safe
The public health medical ditrector for several Upper Peninsula health departments, Dr. Robert Lorinsor, wrote a letter to the community on Thursday to assure people that the COVID-19 vaccine is indee...
Jack Hall Feb 11, 2021
Michigan Adds 915 New Positive Tests, 33 In Upper Peninsula
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on Wednesday announced 915 new coronavirus cases and 12 new deaths. Michigan now has a total of 570,895 cases and 14,977 deaths since the crisis be...
Jack Hall Feb 11, 2021
Pictured Rocks Offering Virtual Invasive Species Program
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore's education team is excited to announce a FREE virtual program for middle and high school students. Students who participate will learn about invasive species in the ...
Jack Hall Feb 10, 2021
Whitmer Makes Appointments To Several State Boards
Governor Whitmer announced appointments to the Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority, State Historic Preservation Review Board, Michigan Municipal Services Authority Board, and Utility Consumer Particip...
Jack Hall Feb 10, 2021
Bay College Looking For Alumni Of The Year Nominations
The Bay College Alumni Association is currently seeking nominations for the 2021 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award. This award was established in 1999 by the Alumni Association to recognize and h...
Jack Hall Feb 10, 2021
State Rep Pushing For Reduction In Fines For Minor Fishing Offenses
Rep. John Damoose of Harbor Springs today pushed to reduce charges for those who commit minor infractions while fishing in the Great Lakes State. Damoose's legislation would reduce penalties for fishi...
Jack Hall Feb 10, 2021
Propane Retailers To Vote On Funding New Commission
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development launched a statewide referendum to determine whether the Michigan Propane Commission is supported by the propane industry. The referendum o...
Jack Hall Feb 09, 2021
Whitmer, National Guard Get Update On Vaccination Efforts
Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Major General Paul Rogers visited the Michigan State University (MSU) Pavilion Tuesday to observe its ongoing vaccination efforts for area residents. Joining them for the...
Jack Hall Feb 09, 2021
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Local News from the RRN News Center

Four Drug Overdoses, One Death Reported In Menominee Area
Jul 29, 2026
Grass-Cutting Argument Leads To Shooting Incident
Jul 28, 2026
Man Charged With Using Hidden Camera In Marquette Stores
Jul 28, 2026
U.P. Communities To Receive $1.4 Million Recycling Grants
Jul 28, 2026
M&M Community Foundation Invites Kids To Join Council
Jul 28, 2026
Gov. Whitmer Signs Several Bills To Help Michigan Animals
Jul 28, 2026
Army Corps Plans Dredging In Ontonagon, Two Wis. Harbors
Jul 28, 2026
Escanaba's Marina Fest Set For Saturday In Ludington Park
Jul 24, 2026
Escanaba Sidewalk Days Postponed; RRN Block Party Still On
Jul 23, 2026
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