Maci Cosmore
Multimedia Journalist, WLUC TV6
Marquette, MI
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Maci is from the Southern Tier of New York and graduated from SUNY Fredonia with a B.A. in Communications - Journalism in May 2020.
During her time in college, she was a part of the student-run TV station, WNYF-TV.
She also interned with WENY-TV in Elmira, N.Y. during the Summer of 2019, and had a journalism internship with Florence University of the Arts in Florence, Italy in January 2020.
The season was originally set to close Feb. 28, but after just three days, it closed on Wednesday, Feb. 24.
The Upper Peninsula Health System in-person job fair is canceled this year, but there’s a new way to explore career options.
The system will ensure safety and security for schools and families.
The council approved rezoning land on Canal Road near Coles Creek after listening to community members' concerns.
“It’s not a criminal complaint, so it doesn’t really go through our prosecutor’s office.”
Dogs who undergo orthopedic based procedures will now have a safer alternative for physical therapy - a hydrotherapy tub.
The Eben Ice Caves are in the Rock River Wilderness area of the Hiawatha National Forest.
Mental health concerns, like anxiety and depression, are on the rise among children and teens.
Ash Wednesday is a Christian holy day of prayer and fasting.
The brewery has faced this challenge since last March when closures happened suddenly.
According to The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services, an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 Michiganders do not have health care coverage.
Between the three organizations, $203,400 will go towards expanding and advancing Marquette County.
For the first time in over 80 years, the annual Continental Cup at Pine Mountain was canceled.
The initiative is bringing live, professional, trained solo musical performances to people unable to see their loved ones.
In extreme cold, you’re susceptible to frostbite within 10 to 30 minutes of being outside.
In extreme cold, your pets are at risk of frostbite within 30 minutes.
Classic Super Bowl traditions were limited this year, but that doesn’t mean all of them were sidelined.
Plows will be out, but it can take anywhere from seven to ten hours to clear road conditions.
Generations of nurses have come together at Bay College’s vaccination clinic to administer COVID-19 vaccines to the 65 and up community.
Changes have been made to follow coronavirus restrictions
Just over a week ago, Bigfoot Hideout opened its doors to offer an all-new experience to snowmobilers in Christmas.
27 years worth of patients give thanks with car parade.
Paul Mlasko, owner of Mlasko Insurance Agency, says right now, his business is unable to operate.
Michigan moved to a county population-based model for vaccine distribution, and UP counties are being affected.
As winter weather continues to arrive in the Upper Peninsula, U.S. Coast Guard Station Marquette continue to train and prepare for possible ice rescues.
The team says to call 911 if you find yourself or others in a dangerous situation.
On Sunday, Jan. 3, Rep. Jack Bergman was sworn in to the 117th Congress to serve his 3rd term.
The House of Representatives has handed President Trump his first veto since taking the White House.
Restaurants who want to participate must enroll with the MDHHS.
Michigan Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, says armed protesters gathered outside her Detroit home Saturday evening.
On Saturday, Dec. 26, special unemployment benefits will expire for over 12 million Americans.
Along with the walk, the planning community hosted a book reading, a community discussion, and a supply drive.
Whitmer warned a half million Michiganders could lose access to benefits if no action is taken.
Cherry Creek 5th grader, Lilliana Fogaroli, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes before the shutdown in March.
Ishpeming Public Schools Superintendent, Carrie Meyer, says compared to virtual learning in the spring, the school was much more prepared this time around.
NMU’s senior art exhibit at DeVos Art Museum has been cut short due to coronavirus closures.
One Hancock technology teacher is making sure his students have the tools necessary for success during distant learning.
13 out of 100 American men will get prostate cancer throughout their life, according to the CDC.
UP high schools begin to prepare for 3 weeks of remote learning.
Hunter check stations in Dickinson County are enforcing guidelines to keep both hunters and workers safe.
The district decided to go remote for 2 weeks until Nov. 30 after several students and staff tested positive, placed in quarantine, and awaiting results.
According to Michigan hospital leaders, coronavirus cases in Michigan are increasing by an average of 40% per week.
Finlandia University announced the decision to send students home this Friday, Nov. 13 instead of Nov. 20, due to increasing Coronavirus cases among students last weekend.
U.P. Audiology has a lot of veteran patients and they wanted to say, “thank you” for everything they do.
There’s a process to certify Michigan’s 16 electoral votes before they’re official, and that begins at the local level.
Range bank held a school supply drive this fall and received $3,000 of donations from the community and the bank matched those donations up to $5,000.