Lily Simmons
Multimedia Journalist, WLUC
Negaunee, MI
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Lily Simmons joined the TV6 team in August of 2020. After working as an anchor and reporter at WBUP for a year, she is excited to work as a Multimedia Journalist for WLUC.
Lily was born and raised in northeast Ohio, where her interest in broadcast journalism blossomed from watching local newscasts. She graduated with a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication from Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina in 2019. Lily was the student manager of her college radio station for three semesters.
Lily loves meeting new people and is grateful for the opportunity to share their stories. When she isn’t working on a story, she enjoys playing guitar, drawing, and watching 90s sitcoms.
Effective Saturday, mask requirements are lifted for Michigan residents fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Participating schools will offer two college-level computer science classes, with materials and teacher support provided by a state grant.
If amended, the bill would close absentee ballot drop boxes at 5:00 p.m. on election day.
Rebecca Sue Johnson faces a felony charge of abandonment or cruelty to 25 or more animals, as well as a misdemeanor for operating an unregistered animal shelter.
The money is provided by the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund.
Kevin Teehan found an ad for a Marquette house on Craigslist. He sent the scammer $980.
Students who are not quarantined will return to in-person learning Thursday, May 13.
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According to national data, cinnamon rolls are the top Mother’s Day brunch item in Michigan.
Teachers certified in one area of special education will be able to work in other special education programs.
MiCAL provides free 24/7 support for those struggling with mental health or substance use. Michigan Crisis and Access Line
Croatia, Greece, and Iceland are currently open to U.S. travelers. Full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test is required.
47-year-old Sandra Ellen Gibbons died on April 16 from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident.
The university’s Board of Trustees was in town for graduation weekend. Union members say they wanted to send a strong message.
The governor says MDHHS plans to base future epidemic order actions on four vaccination-based milestones.
Some of the VA’s services are now available virtually, such as the Michigan Veterans Trust Fund. Others, like the Veterans Support Program, continue face-to-face.
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Participants will search for 15 earth-themed items throughout the city.
The sandstone structure was originally built in the 1860s by a Civil War veteran.
The lodge has purchased land behind its property to build the facility and to expand the parking lot.
Voter advocacy group Alger County Action says the extension’s programs provide valuable resources for the community.
The department is asking for a .5 mill increase. The county sheriff says the millage has been the same since 1994.
The program is designed to engage students academically, socially, and emotionally.
All Fire Station products will be available for delivery to medical patients and anyone 21 or older.
NICU staff members are regularly screened for COVID-19. As an added precaution, visitation is limited to parents only.
Natasha Trethewey will read from her poetry collections, as well as her bestselling memoir.
P-EBT provides benefits for students who miss school lunches because of pandemic-related closures.
The crew will provide supplies to help community members pick up trash around town.
Protect Michigan Commission promotes vaccine awareness for teenagers and Native American populations
Negaunee High School senior Jillian Skewis was selected as one of the commission’s COVID-19 student ambassadors.
Tree cutting and arborist workers are clearing fallen trees and underbrush from Bum’s Jungle.
The dive team placed air bags onto the structure, causing it to float to the surface.
While most U.P. schools have continued in-person classes, some have transitioned to remote learning.
Governor Whitmer defends her decision not to enforce closures.
Last week, Governor Whitmer urged Michigan schools to pause face-to-face learning to slow the spread of COVID-19.
A Marquette man’s garage recently caught fire when he attempted to use chemicals to extract THC from marijuana.
InvestUP’s CEO says one reason businesses are hanging on is the sisu spirit of the Upper Peninsula.
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A decision about a flag display downtown this summer is raising questions about the current policy.
Jesse Porter placed first and will compete in the next round of Greco-Roman wrestling in Bulgaria.
The Cannabis Center of Excellent installed an instrument to detect illegal pesticides in cannabis products.
Dr. Joneigh Khaldun administered the vaccine to Whitmer and her daughter at Ford Field.
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The Upper Peninsula Geological Repository holds nearly 22,000 rock samples for future research.
The fund provides financial assistance to veterans and their spouses.
Local law enforcement assisted the Women’s Center with tying the ribbons around trees and light posts through the county.
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