MARQUETTE — The second case of measles has been reported in Marquette County, making it the third overall in the Upper Peninsula, according to the Marquette County Health Department. The infected person visited the following locations where potentially others were infected, the health ...

HOUGHTON — Since its humble beginning in Donna and Brian Berryman’s garage in 1991, Superior Equipment & Events has provided top-notch equipment rentals and sales, as well as premium event planning and organizing services, to the Keweenaw. Despite their success and raving reviews, the ...

COPPER HARBOR – Fort Wilkins opened a new exhibit last week telling the story of its 100 years as a state park. The exhibit was intended to be completed in 2023, but due to budgetary constraints and material costs, the project was delayed for two years. With the new exhibit complete, a ...

MARQUETTE — Friday the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, published the Line 5 Tunnel Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement amidst signifiant regional concerns about the environmental impact of the Line 5 Pipeline, which is owned by Canadian company Enbirdge and transports ...

LANSING — Michigan communities will soon benefit from the addition of 50 state troopers who graduated Friday from the 148th Trooper Recruit School. During the ceremony in Lansing, Col. James F. Grady II, director of the Michigan State Police (MSP), administered the Oath of Office to the ...

IRON MOUNTAIN — The Upper Peninsula unemployment rate dipped to 7.4% in April, down from 8.1% in March but higher than the 6.3% rate in April 2024, according to data released by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget. Not seasonally adjusted jobless rates fell in all 18 ...