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Tonight, Florence Elementary students and parents got to enjoy stem night. Highlighting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Pine Mountain Ski and Golf Resort and Ski Brule have made needed improvements during the offseason

The voter registration deadline is quickly approaching ahead of Election Day on November 2nd. The deadline to register online and by mail is Monday, October 18th. After that, you must register to vote in-person at your local clerk.

Marquette Regional History Center will host an Archeology Fair Saturday, October 16th from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. The fair will celebrate International Archaeology Day.

As the top-rated Medicaid plan in the State of Michigan, UPHP earned a 4.5 out of 5 rating.

The Marquette BLP says the boiler supplied more than 90% of the power to the Marquette community since the early 1980s.

Marquette DNR says the deer population is good and hunters should follow safety rules and regulations

Booklets were sent home with the kids to encourage parents to talk with their kids about a fire exit plan.

The U.P. Children's Museum went outside for a hands-on and artistic event for their Second Thursday Creative Series

New regulations were announced for certain lakes in Dickinson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft counties in the U.P.

The new event will be a part of the annual “Halloween at the Y” program

Marquette West Rotary is teaming up with local bars and restaurants for their Pints for Polio fundraiser Friday

According to the filing, the USDA says it has reason to believe Oswald’s has “willfully violated the Animal Welfare Act.” Oswald’s says this is untrue.

The total project cost is $483,992, including $387,194 in Category A funds and $96,798 from the Village of Carney and Performance Corp.

The crash happened on the Nicolet State Trail, near Tipler, Wis.

The products subject to recall bear establishment number “EST. P-7345″ inside the USDA mark of inspection, and were shipped nationwide.

Commissioners are considering repealing the conditional use permits.

Nurses at UPHS-Portage are calling on Lifepoint and Apollo, the groups who own UPHS, to negotiate fair contracts for nurses.

The Norway-Vulcan Area Schools mask mandate stays in place. The issue was addressed at its board meeting tonight.

The Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority discussed the Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline Tunnel with Enbridge officials and Michigan residents. The M.S.C.A. conferred about project specifics and heard public comments regarding the project.

The annual Evergreen Awards are back in Marquette this year, tickets are on sale until this Friday and the luncheon is set for Monday October 18

Marquette City Manager assures public essential services will still be in place as they look to reduce overtime for city employees

The Portage Health Foundation is seeking donation partners for this year's Giving Tuesday.

The Marquette County Health Department hosted a drive-thru flu shot clinic in Gwinn Wednesday, they remind the public the flu is still very dangerous

The city of Hancock will begin fencing in its dog park as soon as next week.

One UPHS-Marquette doctor says there are misconceptions that are leading patients to the E.R.

New Calumet Theatre Company President Dan Jamison says they will go the extra mile to make it up to the theater’s customers.

Senator Debbie Stabenow says at least 13 state clinics will receive full Medicaid reimbursement

After 26 years, the volunteer store manager says it’s time to retire.

Local health care leaders say it’s not all COVID-related.