Sarah Blakely
Marquette, MI
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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is updating the way it denotes COVID-19 risk levels for regions in the state.
Baraga Area Schools will reopen for in-person classes Tuesday after a positive COVID-19 case prompted a closure Monday.
Superintendent Bill Saunders says the positive COVID-19 case, along with staffing concerns, prompted the closure.
The college paid $1.46 million to professors Claudia L. Hart, Carol S. Steinhaus, Karin M. Stulz, and Margaret E. Vroman.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is no longer updating numbers on Sunday. Monday’s update includes Sunday’s data.
University leaders are keeping the experience as normal as possible while ensuring everyone stays safe and healthy.
Some classes will be entirely online, and some will be a mixture of face-to-face and remote learning.
When Huskies return to class this Thursday, Aug. 27, things will look quite different—if they’re even in a classroom at all.
Families can watch Disney's "Frozen 2" Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 22/23.
Kids who participated in the library's Summer Reading Program can choose three free books now through Saturday, Aug. 22.
The Yooper Goddess Lori Kulju shares recipes for homemade corn dogs and fried macaroni and cheese balls.
Kids can choose books at the library parking lot Tuesday, Aug. 18 through Saturday, Aug. 22.
Paint the Town with Love invites everyone to "paint" their home driveways with unique chalk art and raise money for the museum.
Superintendent Coby Fletcher says the district is doing everything to ensure the semester is as "normal" as possible.
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WTOC anchor Dawn Baker talks about her decision to receive one of the very first coronavirus vaccines in a large study.
Superintendent Jerry Sardina discusses what the district board is considering in its plans for the upcoming school year.
The Yooper Goddess, Lori Kulju, shows how she makes a nutritious meal for the newest member of her family.
The owner of MiFab360, Chad Robillard, says being a full-time artist right now has its challenges.
Michigan's first-ever Solar Plunge for Special Olympics is Sunday, August 30 in Gwinn.
Participants in this free class will learn how to make grocery list, basics of freezing, making your groceries last, and some recipes.
Maureen McFadden, Senior Services Manager at the Marquette Senior Center, explains why the facility is asking for a millage renewal in the upcoming August 4 election.
The "Women Build" event is geared toward getting women interested in volunteering with Habitat for Humanity by teaching them homebuilding skills they may not already know.
Michigan Works! is hosting its first ever U.P.-wide Virtual Job Fair on Tuesday, July 21.
Because the pandemic forced the shelter to limit guest access, donations have decreased though the need remains.
Mary Tavernini-Dowling looks forward to breaking ground on the new Beacon House in Marquette.
The "Biblio Bistro" video series will be posted to the library's and foundation's social media pages every other Tuesday through summer.
The Superior Alliance for Independent Living, or SAIL, is celebrating 30 years of the ADA with 12 days of virtual events throughout July.
BeWell MQT, a new wellness and play center in Marquette, is hosting its soft opening Friday, July 10.
Trainer Travis Alexander goes through an at-home workout focusing on metabolic rates.
Author Michelle Barry details her experience with abusive incest a child.
The executive director of the Mackinac Island Convention and Visitors Bureau discusses the summer tourism outlook amid the pandemic.
