HOUGHTON — Deborah K. Frontiera, a self-proclaimed honorary Finn, took the opportunity to write a book with an in-depth look into the lives of Finnish people when she wrote “Living on Sis. » Full Story

HOUGHTON — Once a resident of the Copper Country, Nicole Phillips now spends her days in a science lab in Australia, extracting DNA from sawfish and analyzing the results. » Full Story

HANCOCK — Near the items for sale at the Tori Market in Hancock is a yellow sign with a picture of a coupon on it. » Full Story

COPPER HARBOR — From face painters and basket weavers to musicians and fine gold, Art in the Park returns to Copper Harbor this weekend, rain or shine. » Full Story

HANCOCK — Learning the rules of the road certainly does not stop with driver’s education, and in the ever-changing world of driver safety, the AARP wants to make sure that senior citizens can keep up. » Full Story

HOUGHTON — Living a sheltered life in Mexico, one little girl from a single mother lived on scraps of food left over from her seven brothers and sisters who would beat her up throughout most of her... » Full Story

HANCOCK — Over the last 20 years, Dale Junttila collected Tonka dump trucks, the same trucks he played with as a child, hauling sand, running through puddles and pulling behind bicycles. » Full Story

CALUMET — One hundred years ago, Calumet — then known as Red Jacket — was a lively town, filled with a dizzying array of ethnic backgrounds and a burgeoning group of ethnically based churches,... » Full Story

HOUGHTON — Most people living in northern latitudes, such as the Upper Peninsula, know about the winter phenomenon known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, but what may not be as well known is there is... » Full Story

HANCOCK — Copper Country residents have made homesickness a little less of an issue for Dr. Rudhab Bahabry this summe. » Full Story