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.
This opportunity gave staff the day off while board members were able to learn more about the daily work that goes into running the center.
There’s a renewed push to make sure people with suicidal thoughts don’t fall through the cracks in U.P. health care systems.
The Bay Mills Indian Community and the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians is part of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s all-new yearlong Operation Engage Initiative.
Fox Marquette wanted to show its appreciation for local healthcare workers.
Marquette Township UPS Store Sales Associate helped stop an older Marquette County man from falling victim to a phone scam.
The Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School District introduced The Lake Superior Virtual Academy in December, but registration is now open.
Barrel and Beam teamed up with Shailah’s Flower Garden to give mom’s the chance to design their very own arrangement.
Despite COVID-19, mothers are still being recognized and appreciated on their special day.
If you’re looking for that last minute Mother’s Day gift, look no further than the TV6 Craft Show.
Community members, residents, and family helped craft quilts, jewelry, handbags, hats and more.
Improvements are being made to Teal Lake and the Iron Ore Heritage Trail.
The Center for Native American Studies at NMU in partnership with Walking the Path Together is taking action against missing and murdered Indigenous women, children, and 2 Spirit relatives.
Marquette County Sheriff Greg Zyburt said the location will remained closed until enough jobs are filled.
Every six hours, a person in Michigan dies from suicide.
Two runs will take place the weekend of May 15 and 16 to honor fallen MSP Troopers and the Special Olympics.
Dogs one year and older will have a $25 adoption fee and cats one year and up will have a $10 adoption fee.
Officers of the Delta County Sheriff’s Department, Delta County Jail, Escanaba Public Safety, Gladstone Public Safety, and Michigan State Police received free Greens fees for the day.
Eight-year-old Jesse was diagnosed with Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension last February, an extremely rare condition which mimics the signs and symptoms of a brain tumor.
The changes will make conducting business more convenient and efficient for customers.
Multiple fire departments responded to a fire at Superior Auto Parts on US-41 Thursday afternoon.
The Michigan Youth Challenge Academy is a residential academic program to help at-risk youth build their future.
The Michigan Youth Challenge Academy is a bi-annual, 5-and-a-half-month residential academic program.
Summer travel reservations and planning to the U.P. is one of the highest it’s been in years.
Pianist, singers, guitarist, and other musicians preformed at the songfest at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in L’Anse.
Nearly 350 nursing home residents in Delta County received a rose from the Escanaba Rotary Club.
The Michigan Department of Transportation will invest $9.2 million dollars to resurface 2.8 miles of the highway from Front Street to Altamont Street and west of Grove to County Road 492.
Prescription drugs might be sitting in your cabinet, and whether they’re expired or are no longer being used, disposing of them properly is key to keeping the community as safe as possible.
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All services will be available, like bathrooms, picnic tables, and trailheads, but motorists should not expect drinking water at some locations yet.
The two most common surgeries are the sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass, but there are other specialized procedures they can offer depending on patients’ unique medical conditions.
The winery was closed for nearly a year because of the pandemic, and saving the business meant they needed to make a change.
The scaled back version featured 50 vendors.
The NMU American Association of University Professors Faculty Union (NMU-AAUP) is pushing back on a decision by the administration.
New Community Table will welcome more than farmers and crafters at Downtown Marquette Farmers Market
The table is being offered to businesses, non-profits, groups, and more to have a spot at Saturday morning markets and engage with the community.
The project will begin Monday, April 26 and is expected to last through mid-June.
Nearly 15.5 million dollars is being invested to improve the safety and traffic flow in Downtown Munising.
Every year during the second full week of April, we honor and thank our 911 dispatchers.
The club focuses on serving children throughout the community, as well as supporting local businesses and making donations.
Not only are they saving the lives of four-legged friends, but the demand for dogs in Alger County is high.
The truck offers specialty hot dogs, tacos, sandwiches, and more.
The grant is going to help focus on and increase high school youth apprenticeship throughout the U.P.
The competition runs through June 19 and the top three schools with the most waste and votes collected will receive school supplies.
The Lake Superior Christian Church in Marquette is opening the doors of its all-new childcare and preschool facility to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Chairs were spaced out, masks were required and everyone got their own individual holy communion kit.
The search for a new program to put into the school’s Lindquist Student and Conference Center is underway.
Qualifying students would receive a Bridge Card with benefits up to 234 dollars per month to put towards food.
According to Baraga County Memorial Hospital, about 99 percent of adults age 50 years and older have the chicken pox virus in their system.
Dr. Lorinser says the virus can only mutate inside a person’s body, and getting the vaccine will help to prevent future variants.
Browsing the shelves of local candy shops for your favorite chocolate bunny was not business like usual last year.
For the first time since October, small business owners and vendors gathered over the weekend at the U.P. State Fairgrounds for the Spring Bling Craft Show.