Category Archives: News

UP Health System - Marquette welcomes Breanna Kadish, NP, to its Family Medicine team at Doctors Park in Escanaba. She provides comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages, including preventiv...

An Alger County educator who is known for advocating for her students has been honored with an Excellence In Education award from the Michigan Lottery. The award winner, Victoria Hill, is a fourth-gra...

A long-term care facility planned by the Bay Mills Indian Community in the Upper Peninsula community of Brimley is the latest mass timber project in Michigan to receive funding and technical expertise...

Former 109th State Representative Sara Cambensy announces her candidacy for Michigan's 38th District State Senate Seat. Cambensy is running as an Independent to replace term-limited State Senator Ed M...

Human Trafficking (exploitation for profit) happens online, at our schools, at local sporting events, and even in our neighborhood at parties. Traffickers target our most vulnerable people, especially...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and a coalition of 21 states and the District of Columbia on Monday secured a federal court order blocking an attempt by the Trump administration to pressure heal...

CLICK TO HEAR JACK HALL'S INTERVIEW WITH ROB MACH, SMH CEO A historic blizzard in mid-March 2026 brought severe winter conditions across Michigan's Upper Peninsula, leaving roads impassable and commun...

On Saturday, March 21st, the Trident in the Eastern Upper Peninsula concluded an ongoing narcotics investigation with two arrests. Trident had information that large amounts of Methamphetamine were be...

Some 33 people were hurt Sunday afternoon when a tour bus from Chicago crashed in Green Bay on its way to the Upper Peninsula. The Wisconsin State Patrol says that emergency crews responded at about 2...

Dedicated staff members made sure veterans at Marquette's Jacobetti Home were well cared-for during the blizzard last week. Administrator Chris LaJoie tells RRN News that they had less than half of th...