Category Archives: News

Nurses Union Files Charges Against UPHS-Marquette
The Michigan Nurses Association on Monday filed three charges with the National Labor Relations Board alleging that UPHS-Marquette has violated federal labor law through its lack of transparency. We h...
Jack Hall Jun 2, 2020

Iron County Reports First Case Of Coronavirus
The Dickinson-Iron District Health Department Monday night announced that Iron County has recorded its first presumptive positive case of the coronavirus. The patient, identified only as an adult man,...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

Marquette's Largest Protest Yet Remains Peaceful
Exactly one week after the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police, another protest was held Monday afternoon in Marquette, It was the third such protest in as many days, and ...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

Michigan Sen. Peters Appeals For Respectful, Peaceful Protests
Following the unconscionable death of George Floyd and after speaking with Michigan community and faith leaders and law enforcement officials, U.S. Senator Gary Peters (MI) released the following stat...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

Michigan Adds Fewest Cases Since March; No New U.P. Cases
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported Monday afternoon that the state's number of coronavirus cases increased by 135 new cases, and there were 25 new deaths since Sunday. It wa...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

BREAKING: Michigan Can, Bottle Returns Resume June 15
The Michigan Treasury on Monday issued a Notice Regarding Phased Reestablishment of Michigan's Bottle Deposit Return Program. Beginning June 15, 2020, some retailers must re-open their bottle return f...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

BREAKING: Michigan Stay At Home Order Lifted Immediately
CLICK TO LISTEN TO GOV. WHITMER'S MONDAY AFTERNOON COMMENTS For the first time since March 23, Michigan is no longer under a Stay at Home order. Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Monday lifted the order, w...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

Large Wind Turbines Traveling Across Southern U.P.
Drivers traveling in the southern Upper Peninsula beginning June 1 can expect some delays. A high volume of large wind turbine components will be transported to the Garden Peninsula, potentially slowi...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

6,000 People Show Interest In State's Redistricting Commission
On the final day of the application period for the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission, the Michigan Department of State (MDOS) has already processed 6,264 completed and notarized applicatio...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

Mackinac Bridge MacPass Stickers Free Until July 1st
The Mackinac Bridge's MacPass toll system windshield-mounted stickers that allow a quicker, touch-free crossing are still free to account holders, but only until July 1. Stickers will cost $1 each sta...
Jack Hall Jun 1, 2020

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