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Organizers say learning about sea lampreys gets the public on board with their mission, which can lead to more funding and legislative backing.
Earnings go towards helping the hospital purchase equipment for patient care, like blanket warmers.
Face Addiction Now of Delta County had a meeting to talk about loved ones lost to addiction and share ideas on how to combat the crisis on Tuesday night.
President Trump announced a minimum 10% tariff on all countries outside the U.S. last week. Myanmar, famous for its exports related to the wedding dress industry, received the sixth largest tariff at 44%.
The event was organized by the Michigan Credit Union League.
The legislation has 18 co-sponsors, 14 Republicans and four Democrats.
The current signs are about 20 years old, faded, inconsistent, and don’t adhere to current standards set by the State of Michigan.
It takes a lot of coordination to hold a protest like the rally in Marquette last weekend.
The Critical Incident Response Team was used because of the dangerous nature of the situation, the director of Kingsford Public Safety says.
A clipper system approaches the area late tonight, which could lead to some scattered light rain and snow showers Wednesday.
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The concert is on Wednesday evening from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Marquette at 120 N. Front Street.
Two clues will be posted on the event’s Facebook every day until all the eggs are found. Winners will get a prize basket filled with items donated by Marquette businesses.
The prescribed fires reduce risk to the public by removing hazardous vegetation to mitigate wildfires and prevent loss of property.
The station left with many Bests and Merits, including awards for Breaking News Story, Play-by-Play Sports, Best Commercial and many more.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Employees are contracted out by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission to administer sea lampricide treatment in the Great Lakes region.
You can visit the Upper Peninsula Brewing Company for a meal, door prizes, and a chance to win thousands of dollars in raffle prizes.
Mitch Leckelt plans to retire June 1, following more than 11 years as CEO.
In his statement released on X, the app formerly known as Twitter, James says he’s choosing to run after much reflection and prayer with his family.
The three closest guesses get up to $150 to donate to charity.
“Together We Bloom” will see people paint old newspapers for a community art installation.
Financial experts say market volatility could lead to opportunities to invest in your retirement now.
After graduating with a 3.877 GPA, Perala will be pursuing her PhD in English Language and Literature at the University of Michigan.
The competition team consists of 30 High Schoolers from Ishpeming, Westwood and Negaunee.
Organizers aimed to give students more experience to prepare for adult life.
It will be a four-person scramble with special contests. All the money will go to Project Jade’s Children’s Museum project.
Continue to watch out for some patchy slick spots on area roadways.
Kids from three to eleven years old can expect to enjoy an afternoon of crafts, games, and songs. The church says it’ll also be a great opportunity for parents to get Easter baskets, catch up on chores, or just take some time to relax.
The project is part of a village initiative to encourage residents to use parks and recreation spaces.
The Michigan Association of Broadcasters handed out honors Saturday night.
Artists used a host of mediums like drawings, sculptures, and textiles to explore what makes them and their art styles unique.
Blue made it home safely thanks to the help of his neighbors.
Spend a few weeks enjoying the sun and enriching your career.
Dr. Brock Tessman will officially begin his duties at Montana State on July 15.
Interested in learning about the cannabis industry? NMU is holding the Great Lakes Cannabis Collaboration Conference on April 22.
AAA of Michigan reports drivers are now paying an average of $3.23 per gallon for regular unleaded gas.
As we get closer to the second phase of this four-part construction plan, roads are closing, fences are going up, and construction equipment is everywhere in Titletown.
There were also 50/50 and basket raffles with prizes donated by local businesses at the breakfast fundraiser.
Local bars showed their creative flair to win the best drink.
The bakery wanted to create an opportunity for people to enjoy a low-cost breakfast.
Local businesses along Quincy Street in downtown Hancock offered a variety of free and low-cost activities that are, “Kid tested, family approved.”
UPAWS says it couldn't have made it 50 years without the community's love and support.
Protestors say they were present to speak out against government overreach.
The Kiwanis’ weekend-long show is the primary fundraising event for the entire year. All proceeds support community kids’ activities.
They invited the public to come and see modern examples of how trees are tapped, sap is gathered and syrup gets made.
The future of both properties was uncertain following the closure of the university.
The show continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Escanaba Kiwanis Home & Garden Show has activities for kids, gardening demonstrations and pancake breakfasts.
The discussion happened during the Bay College Board of Trustees’ annual lunch meeting with area legislators.
The non-profit asks people to donate towards a recently launched Go Fund Me.
The camp offers kids the opportunity to explore gardening, food cultivation, nutrition, and healthy cooking.