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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Houghton/Keweenaw Communities That Care coalition is holding their fourth annual suicide prevention walk.

This is the first time the Iron Mountain Downtown Development Authority has offered this sponsorship opportunity.

Michigan Tech Dean of Students Bonnie Gorman and President Richard Koubek talk about what it's like having students back on-campus, what safety measures have been put in place, and how they plan to move forward with the Fall Semester.

The event will bring together environmental program managers, policy experts, researchers, and contractors from around the Great Lakes.

Benefits are available to Perkins program enrollees for the first time.

The Co-Founders of the Chocolay Raptor Center released a Saw Whet Owl they rehabilitated in Marquette

The power plant demolition began in late June.

The Up North Lodge is hosting the Solar Plunge to replace the Polar Plunge, which was cancelled due to the pandemic.

Jackson Street remains closed pending an assessment of the building’s integrity.

The Keweenaw Health Foundation has seen fit to give a grant to the Mercy Ambulance Service in Calumet.

At least 57 individuals currently quarantined or isolated.

After finding 134 dogs, Michigan State Police found an additional 18 horses on the same property.

The companies made online vehicle loans to Michigan consumers at triple-digit interest rates, often in excess of 231 percent APR.

Some classes will be entirely online, and some will be a mixture of face-to-face and remote learning.

Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer was one who received a letter, along with those of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Two new recoveries were added Wednesday and no new deaths were reported.

Two Iron County residents, John Kolbas and Bill Mellstrom are biking over 300 miles, from Ironwood to the Mackinaw Bridge. This is to raise fund for 3-year-old Preslie Mantsch who is battling Leukemia.

The department was given a $2,000 grant to purchase a vehicle transport system for the department’s first K-9 officer.

41-year-old Craig Hanninen was arrested and arraigned after an investigation into peer-to-peer file sharing of child sexually abusive material.

State Court of Claims Judge Cynthia Stephens’ said Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s actions are not contrary to election law.

Masks in classes and hallways, sanitizing many times throughout the day, but even with all the changes, being back in the building is just like old times for som

40-year-old Gerald Moore is facing four charges following an investigation that began with the FBI in Philadelphia.

The Michigan Women’s Commission will move from the Department of Civil Rights to the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, the governor announced.

The UP Children's Museum is sponsoring a weekend-long chalk art driveway festival for the residents of Marquette.

Negaunee officials on scene on Iron Street said the damage is confined to the inside.

Officers were on scene in Wells Township for about two hours early Wednesday morning.

There’s no expected completion date at this time.

Police: 3 people shot, 2 fatally, during shooting protests in Wisconsin

It is the largest grant the clinic has ever received.

The Marquette Board of Light &Power will hold a special meeting regarding the contracts for the demolition of the retired Shiras Steam Plant