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This week, Don Ryan video conferences with David Lord, President of OSF St. Francis Hospital & Medical Group in Escanaba.

The choir, made up of nurses, doctors and other health care staff, joined the Canadian pop star for a special version of his song “Holy” in a bid to top the Christmas chart.

The new 130-foot bridge over the North Branch of Stutts Creek replaces a temporary bridge in place since 2000 over a former railroad trestle.

Michigan’s 16 electors meet at 2:00 p.m. eastern time Monday.

Initial delivery of the Pfizer vaccine could happen Tuesday.

A fruitcake and stollen baking demonstration with Huron Mountain Bakery chef Joe Heck.

Masonic Arts, Theatre and Innovation Company presented a drive-in movie showing of 'Elf' in Downtown Marquette.

Reusable cloth masks will be available at Edward Jones in Ishpeming from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

21-year-old Garrett Finkbeiner is finally home after months of surgeries and rehabilitation.

In total, seven adult cats, two senior dogs and seven kittens were adopted from UPAWS during Bissell's 'Empty the Shelter' event.

At least 200 children gifted with books and early Christmas cheer

Community members decorate trees before the town’s Christmas Walk event

Statewide recoveries are now at 236,369.

The new outdoor recruiting date for the scouts is January 16 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Holiday community dinner at Ishpeming Elks Lodge to be full delivery Dec. 25 -- local volunteer fire dept. helps send the message

FDA grants emergency approval of covid-19 vaccine.

Impact from the latest round of coronavirus restrictions especially felt at Krupp’s Resort in Twin Lakes.

The Keweenaw Chamber and its partners are calling for cash mobs to help struggling businesses for the 12 days of Christmas

Construction continues on the Fairfield Inn and Suites in Marquette, they hope to be open by late spring or early summer

Students to follow same health protocols while on campus

Saturday, December 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the United Way of Marquette County volunteers will be distributing reusable cloth facemasks - free to anyone in our community.

People are supporting their downtowns and their small communities because of the coronavirus.

The seven-day average for positive tests in the U.P. sits at 8.6%.

84,825 does of the Pfizer vaccine and 173,600 doses of the Moderna vaccine will be distributed to Michigan hospitals and health departments, across the state next week.

Gar Atchison said that UPHS-Marquette is planning to initially receive 975 vaccines to start distributing to employees.

Escanaba’s Black Friday on Tuesday event was a success, but downtown business owners wanted to give you another opportunity to shop local and save big.

Tanya Rule, of Atlantic Mine, is appointed to represent an expert in environmental health for a term commencing December 11, 2020 and expiring November 1, 2021.

Marquette City Manager Mike Angeli has announced his retirement which will be effective at the end of May 2021.

Michigan’s Improved Workforce Opportunity Wage Act of 2018 prohibits scheduled minimum wage increases when the state’s annual unemployment rate for the preceding calendar year is above 8.5%.

The new control house holds all the substation controls that used to be in the Steam Plant.