Category Archives: News

Sault Tribe Touts Distributing "Two-Percent" Grants Across Upper Peninsula
Communities throughout the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians' 7-county service area are benefitting from a total of $1,010,348.52 in contributions from the tribe this fall. The support to loc...
Jack Hall Dec 24, 2024

Hiawatha National Forest Still Looking For New Advisory Committee Members
In order to provide more time for interested individuals to apply, the Hiawatha National Forest has extended the public outreach period for the Secure Rural Schools Resource Advisory Committee (RAC). ...
Jack Hall Dec 24, 2024

Newberry Man Charged With Resisting Arrest, Running Away From Trooper
A Newberry man has been arraigned on charges of Resisting and Obstructing Police in the 92nd District Court- Newberry stemming from an incident which he was previously arrested for. On 12/10/2024, a t...
Jack Hall Dec 23, 2024

McBroom-Led Bills To Expand Corrections Officers Pension Options Pass
State Sen. Ed McBroom on Friday supported the final vote on legislation to allow Michigan corrections officers a new option to join a pension plan similar to other statewide officers, like state polic...
Jack Hall Dec 23, 2024

Michigan State Police Employee From Marquette Helps Ukrainian Children
---Michigan State Police story, photos Jenny Stoudt may seem like many other residents of the Upper Peninsula to those who do not know her, but her story is anything but ordinary. She has spent 25 yea...
Jack Hall Dec 23, 2024

Stonehouse Destroyed By Fire; Community Offers Support As Investigation Continues
An historic Escanaba business was destroyed by fire Saturday morning. Escanaba Public Safety says the call came in at just before 6:00 to come to the Stonehouse Restaurant at the intersection of Ludin...
Jack Hall Dec 22, 2024

AG Nessel: Northern States Power Rate Increase Cut By More Than Half
The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved a settlement in Northern States Power Company's (NSP) electric rate case request, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. As a result of...
Jack Hall Dec 20, 2024

Hiawatha National Forest Requires Snow Plowing Permits For Some Activities
The Hiawatha National Forest would like to remind the public that snow plowing permits are available and required for certain activities during the winter season. Permits cover activities such as plow...
Jack Hall Dec 20, 2024

Invest UP 'Disappointed' By Lack Of Senate Action On Copperwood Mine Project
Leaders from Michigan's Western Upper Peninsula today are expressing their disappointment in the Senate's lack of action on a grant supporting public infrastructure for the Copperwood project while re...
Jack Hall Dec 20, 2024

Bay College Receives $1 Million To Expand Opportunities For Adult Students
CLICK TO HEAR JACK HALL'S INTERVIEW WITH CINDY GALLAGHER, BAY COLLEGE Bay College is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $1 million "College Success Go Big Grant" by the Michigan Department o...
Jack Hall Dec 19, 2024

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Local News from the RRN News Center
Escanaba Outlines Plowing Priorities As Blizzard Approaches
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Bohnak Wants State Funding For Marquette Tax-Filing Program
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Bay Mills Indian Community Receives Grant To Repair Homes
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Attorney General Comments On Tavaris Jackson Conviction
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City of Escanaba Warns Of Fake UPPCO Phone Calls
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Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital Reducing Services On Monday
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UPAWS Holiday Cat Adoption Event This Weekend
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Marquette St. Vincent DePaul Planning Expansion Of Facility
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Escanaba Man Convicted Of Murdering Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend
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