Category Archives: News

Marquette Police Release Photo In Counterfeit Investigation
The Marquette Police Department continues to investigate the passing of counterfeit money in the area, and they've released a picture of someone they believe passed a counterfeit bill at a local store...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Items Stolen From Numerous Vehicles In Gladstone Area
The Delta County Sheriff's Office, Michigan State Police and Gladstone Public Safety are investigating multiple reports of vehicles being entered in the North Bluff/Stagecoach/Lake Minnewasca Area. So...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Michigan Adds 446 Cases, Nine Deaths; U.P. Adds 13 Cases
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported Thursday afternoon 446 new coronavirus cases and nine new deaths. The 446 positive tests came from 23,909 diagnostic tests results that ca...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Michigan Senators Want 'Clarification' On Canadian Border Restrictions
U.S. Senators Gary Peters, Ranking Member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, and Debbie Stabenow are pressing the Department of Homeland Security for additional information o...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

U.P. State Fair Moving Forward With Livestock Expo, Auction
CLICK BELOW TO HEAR JACK HALL'S INTERVIEW WITH BOARD MEMBER, STATE SEN. ED MCBROOM The U.P. State Fair Authority approved a plan on July 8, 2020, for a livestock expo that will be held August 17 - 22,...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Whitmer: 'Mask Up' To Avoid Having More Restrictions
CLICK TO HEAR THE GOVERNOR ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS, MASKS Governor Gretchen Whitmer gave a stern warning at a Thursday press conference: wear a mask when you are at an indoor public place,...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Governor Requiring Health Care Workers To Get Race Bias Training
Governor Whitmer today signed Executive Directive 2020-7 which directs the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) to begin developing rules that will require implicit bias training as p...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Nessel: Rule Change On Union Dues Would Hurt State Employees
Attorney General Dana Nessel in a letter expressed her disagreement with the Michigan Civil Service Commission's (MCSC) proposed rule change that would make it more burdensome for state employees to s...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

Second Round Of Grant Funding Being Sent To U.P.
A second round of grant funding is being made available by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) through the Michigan Small Business Restart Program which is intended to infuse an addit...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

DNR Releases Enbridge Mackinac Pipeline-Related Documents
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Eichinger Thursday released numerous Enbridge Inc. documents related to the company's easement compliance for its operations in the Mackinac Strai...
Jack Hall Jul 09, 2020

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State Giving Away Free Gun Locks At 150 Locations; 22 In U.P.
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