Steve Asplund
News Director/Anchor, WLUC TV6
Negaunee, MI
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Steve has been at WLUC for over 40 years. He's also a volunteer firefighter with the City of Negaunee.
A two-car crash in front of McDonald’s slowed down traffic Wednesday morning.
Bruce Turner, who is known for his legendary impact on public broadcasting in Upper Michigan, died following a brief illness.
A former Iron Mountain 10-year-old girl is asking people to send her birthday cards for her birthday on December 27. She'd like to receive 10 cards for each year, 100 cards in all.
The KBIC opening Iron County and Marquette County marijuana dispensaries and a Negaunee Township grow operation
The right side of the southbound lane by the KFC restaurant on US 2 & 41 will be closed.
U.P. outdoor writer Dixie Franklin died Monday in Gwinn at the age of 93.
Fire officers will tell you, when you sign on as a volunteer firefighter, that training and experience can save lives.
Two vehicles hit a moose in the road. The collision trapping one person in a vehicle.
Northern Michigan University is delaying the start of school until August 18 and will only provide on-line classes for the first week of the fall semester.
A man dies after falling from the Presque Isle Falls in Gogebic County.
Michigan State Police are now investigating the death of a missing Marquette man as a homicide.
One man falls overboard in Torch Bay and the second man goes in the water to rescue him. The boat however, drifts away.
One man has died in a single motorcycle crash in the eastern U.P. He left the road, colliding with a tree.
A vehicle runs through a red light and is broadsided in a Negaunee intersection. Two people are hospitalized.
Six people who refused to leave a Marquette business were arrested for trespassing Froday aftewrnoon.
The U.P. Football All-Star Game will not be played this year due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Algal Bloom in Houghton County's Portage Lake, Portage Canal and Torch Lake is found to not contain harmful toxins
The Hannahville Indian Community is offering tribal members and those from the Delta and Menominee County areas to get a mammogram.