Alex Clark

28-year-old Jacob Russel Mckerchie of Sault Ste. Marie was arraigned on Thursday on the charge of open murder.

The rule applies to residence hall move-in activities on Aug. 19-23, and in classrooms and labs effective on the first day of class, Aug. 23.

An 84-year-old man has been found guilty of the murders of David Schuldes and Ellen Matheys.

Forsyth Township Volunteer Fire Department, Marquette County Rescue 131, Forsyth Township EMS, and Skandia-West Branch Township Fire all responded.

An Ishpeming man died at the scene of the crash.

The separate instances led to two successful convictions in court, one with the help of a brave 13-year-old victim.

Rodney Preddy was apprehended after officers received a tip that he may be trafficking methamphetamine into the Ironwood area.

Exceptions to the two-visitor restriction can be made to include additional visitors for birth, end-of-life, and disability situations.

The Masonic Arts, Theatre, and Innovation Company recently received a $49,800 grant from the State of Michigan for its shared kitchen space and hopes to expand its drive in program to the Central U.P.

The event will take place on Sunday, July 18 from 1-4 p.m. at the 6th Street dock along the Copper Harbor Boardwalk.

Based on 2018 and 2019 events, the MBA will again start the 2021 Annual Bridge Walk from both St. Ignace and Mackinaw City.

The Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office is planning Public Safety Day on Saturday, July 17, from noon to 3 p.m.

According to a post on the Marquette Area Fourth of July Celebration Committee, a malfunctioning device severed power to the equipment that was supposed to detonate shells for the finale.

The Michigan Court of Appeals reaffirmed Chippewa County District Court’s decision to charge Gerhard with making a threat of terrorism.

Alize Montague, who escaped from prison in 2016, attempted to argue that his trial should be thrown out because the court did not adequately define “hostage.”

Carl Verett was apprehended a short time after the fire, and faces two charges in Mackinac County District Court.

Bill Saunders, superintendent of Marquette Area Public Schools, announced his resignation in an email.

The techs at UP Health System-Marquette voted to join the union with 92% voting yes in a 159-13 count vote.

37-year-olds Kristin Ellen Bergeron and Ronald Frances Thompson, both of Baraga County, were arrested on Friday following an early morning break-in and theft.

One was called the Sunsome Lake Power Line fire, near Sunsome Lake in Republic Township. The other was just outside the village of Amasa.

On Thursday, a jury found 31-year-old Benjamin Allen Bozile of Gillet guilty of assault with intent to murder.

Brenden Trey Brownell was sentenced on multiple charges related to sexually abusing two children.

A 44-year-old man was brought into custody without incident.

Many Independence Day celebrations are returning for 2021.

34-year-old Eric John Chambers is facing six counts of criminal sexual conduct-1st degree (child under 13 years old) through the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office.

This year’s cycle is focused on initiatives that serve our area’s senior citizens.

Shortly after the police department was notified she was missing, a neighbor found her less than a mile away from home.

The pantry will be at the Silver Creek Church on Wednesday, June 16.

The Noquemanon Trail Network is asking for people to report any damage they may see on trail signs.

The crash happened Hiawatha Trail near Livermore Road in Hudson Township and involved two passenger vehicles and a motorcycle.

The parade line up included friends and families of residents and tenants.

A judge has denied Raymand Vannieuwenhoven’s motion that would allow his attorneys to argue that someone else is responsible for the decades-old murders of a couple in a park.

The driver of the PT Cruiser was cited for failing to stop and both vehicles were towed from the scene of the crash.

Emily Bush of Hammond New York, Joshua Cole of Dorr, Michigan, and Tyler Janish of Prescott, Michigan were selected for this honor based on peer nominations.

A group of migrant workers travelling in a white van were found to be legally in the U.S. and showed no immediate danger to the public.

Robin Baird, Owner of the Mather Inn in Ishpeming, had her assault case bound over for circuit court following a preliminary hearing Monday in Marquette County District Court

An analysis by the Court of Appeals found that Richard Morin’s objections did not have adequate support.

Stephen and Pamela Lund have a probable cause scheduled for May 19 in Schoolcraft County District Court

According to Gogebic County Prosecutor Nick Jacobs, Joshua Alan Perren was sentenced to a minimum of 12 years and maximum of 30 years for possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver.

At the end of the year, SNBT employees have donated a total of $5,000.

Justin Henry-Allen Covert of Hancock was arrested back in August after an investigation by the Michigan State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC).

The suspect has been identified as 38-year-old Iron Mountain resident Michael Raymond Racicot.

Baraga County Memorial hospital released a statement Thursday evening outlining staff concerns over a recent decision that county officials will not enforce MDHHS COVID-19 restrictions.

According to a press release from the Marinette County Sheriff’s Office, a couple found the remains of Benjamin D. Bodwin hanging in a tree while walking their wooded property in the Town of Athelstane, Wis.

As of 4:12 p.m., no Upper Michigan Health departments have reported new cases or deaths.

“Testing for pollutants helps protect Wisconsinites’ health,” said AG Kaul. “Failing to conduct the required testing and falsifying records is a violation of the public trust.”

Morrison had been a suspect in another incident investigated by the Michigan State Police that involved him illegally burning personal property.

The names of the four other suspects, along with the two men arrested last week in relation to two car thefts off of the Fox Motors lot in Marquette Township, have been released.

In response to the revised order, state Rep. Sara Cambensy (D-Marquette) called on Gov. Whitmer and Director Gordon to work more closely with legislators and other elected officials to better bring the voices of small business owners to the decision-making table.

Barstow was sentenced to 8 months in jail with credit for 172 days. The judge also amended his bond to include no internet or gaming devices.