Cameron Chinn

As the snow subsides in the night a warm front moves into the area bringing snow Monday with wintry mix later in the week.

Local store Nagelkirk hosts a Holiday Open House for people to come and shop as well as have some snacks and listen to some music. Those who brought toys to be donated received a discount on their purchases.

Lake effect snow persists into the night and will eventually subside by the late afternoon hours of Sunday. Though a front moves into the region on Monday bringing another round of snow that could lead to more accumulation.

The cold air that dominated the past few days is beginning to subside but snow chances are on the rise for this weekend. Snow will persist throughout Saturday and will taper off by the afternoon hours of Sunday.

Snow hinders Thanksgiving day travel so keep in mind that roads could be slick and with low visibility as winds could blow snow around,

Calm and warmer conditions today with snow chances increasing into Thanksgiving day that could impact travel conditions.

Winter weather advisories in place for some of our counties in the U.P. for the remainder of the night. Winds and snow could lead to difficult driving conditions, so plan ahead for Thanksgiving travel. Warmer temps this upcoming week could melt some of the snow away with a chance of isolated snow showers for your Thanksgiving day.

Snow moves into the region here on Sunday and parts of Monday. That snow will stick around for a short time until mid next week with a chance to warm up and melt it away. Thanksgiving day is looking mostly calm with the chance of an isolated snow shower.

For the past several years the NMU organization, Marquette Ending Hunger partnered with TV6 and the Canathon. This partnership has allowed the club to grow and host events for them to raise awareness of homelessness in Marquette.

Thousands of people pass by the Council of Michigan Carpenters and Millwrights building on U.S. Highway 41 in Negaunee Township every day.

If you’re looking for somewhere to feast on Thanksgiving you’re in luck. Smarty’s Saloon is putting on its second annual “Friends Helping Friends” Thanksgiving dinner.

The recipients of the 2021 Folklife Heritage Award have been announced by the Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center. The Folklife Award recognizes those who have made an impact or difference in preserving the U.P traditions.

The center is hosting The Seventh Fire: A Decolonizing Experience until April 9. As part of this exhibition, the center partnered with the Hiawatha Music Co-Op to host Métis fiddler Jamie fox November 17 and November 18.

Winter weather advisory in effect until Monday morning with mid-next week with a slight warm up and rain chances ahead

A snowy weekend ahead to start off the opening day of deer hunting with a slight warm-up mid-next week.

The BotEco group is looking for blanket donations again and has drop off locations all across Marquette county.