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.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a new executive order which will make Michigan carbon-neutral by 2050.
Marquette County Director of Environmental Health, Patrick Jacuzzo, says local community businesses have been being proactive with preventing the spread of COVID.
The Trump Administration announced today that the United States Department of Agriculture is investing 268 million dollars to modernize rural drinking water and wastewater in 28 states, one of those being Michigan.
Finlandia University in Hancock helped students and staff register to vote for National Voter Registration Day.
The summer food service, which offers free meals to anyone 18 and under during the summer, has been extended in Gwinn Area Community Schools, Negaunee Public Schools, and Ishpeming Public Schools.
About 150 bikers participated in Sunday's fundraiser to raise money for the Delta County Chamber of Commerce and to support local businesses.
Hayes Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Rock has opened for the season.
“Just hearing their voices in person and hearing them sing in harmony again is definitely good for the soul. I think it’s good for everybody.”
Brookridge heights held a drive thru luncheon today for all essential employees in Marquette County.
Toilet paper, bleach, hand sanitizer, and soap. Manufactures have struggled to keep up with the demand of these products. And much like these products, some car dealerships have hit similar road bumps.
The Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force had an online meeting today for an overview of the region’s energy landscapes and to discuss electric utilities that serve the U.P.
A protest against sex trafficking and pedophilia was held in Iron Mountain this afternoon in support for the Save Our Children movement.
The 12th annual U.P. Fall Beer Festival may have been canceled, but that doesn’t mean the beer goes to waste.
Governor Whitmer announced a new initiative “Future for Frontliners,” which would offer free college tuition to frontline workers.
For the first time since March, students are back in the classrooms at Munising Public Schools, and staff couldn’t be more excited.
After nearly 5 months of restaurants and community members adjusting to the new “normal” of eating out during COVID, eating in will be changing once again for those who have been choosing outdoor dining.
Since 1977, the U.P. Steam and Gas Engine Association has had an annual show every year, however, this year’s event looks - and smells - much different than the rest.
Ontonagon typically throws the largest festival in the UP, but this year’s event was much different than the rest.
After more than a century, Washington Shoe Store will be closing its doors for good.
Marquette Golf Club had its annual Bay Cliff Open fundraiser this morning.
Friend of Sullivan, Patty Pemble, said the parade was a way they could honor her and give back to Sullivan.
U.S. Senator, Gary Peters, made a stop on Lakeshore Blvd. this morning to discuss his reelection campaign and the new roundabout.
Discovery central, which focuses on preschool and kindergarten, is one school that’s seeing a decrease in enrollment this year due to COVID-19.
After months of planning, students in Gwinn and Ishpeming officially rang in their first day of in-person classes.
This year’s event looks different, but the goal remains the same
Up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail - that’s how much stealing a campaign sign can cost you.
Jackson Street remains closed pending an assessment of the building’s integrity.
Two eagles brought into Chocolay Raptor Recovery are working towards recovery.
100 percent of the proceeds made by the fundraiser will go towards purchasing gift cards to locally owned businesses
Samantha Roberts, the Iron Mountain lead virtual program teacher, says homeschooling numbers have doubled for this year, but the homeschool partnership feels prepared.