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Senate Bill 101 would enable communities to transport severely mentally ill individuals through the use of security transport officers instead of the police.

The new guidelines ease restrictions to allow one dedicated visitor or support person for the duration of a patient’s visit or stay.

The proceeds from the 'Tippin' UP' event will go to local food pantries in Florence, and Iron County.

The legislative plan, known as the Safe Patient Care Act, was introduced this week.

A Comedy TV series will be shooting in both Milwaukee and Marquette in March and April. The casting company said the name of the show cannot be disclosed at this time.

Eagle Harbor, a designated state harbor of refuge, is situated off M-26, between Eagle River and Copper Harbor, and features three transient, and three seasonal broad-side, slips with available electric and water utilities.

The 49th Iditarod race is expected to total 852 miles on what officials are calling the Gold Trail Loop.

Restrictions on indoor dining in Michigan have loosened, however, we're not "back to normal" quite yet.

Today, 90% of Munising School students have returned to in-person learning and 70% of teachers and staff have been vaccinated

Nearly 900 graduates will be honored at the ceremony, which will be broadcast via the internet and on WNMU-TV13.

Taco Bell is coming to Ishpeming, construction is set to begin this summer

Madgoodies Studios in Marquette is hosting a pop-up art and flowers sale Saturday

The Keweenaw Mountain Lodge stayed open this winter for the first time in nearly a decade.

Hertel was appointed by the governor to become the director of the state health department in January, but she must be approved by the GOP-led senate.

Anyone age 50 and up can pre-register now, regardless of whether they have health conditions or not.

State routes typically carry M, I, or US designations.

Agency says travel has been picking back up so far this year.

Greg Trick’s final newscast on the anchor desk will be May 7 on the TV6 News Tonight.

On February 27, a female corrections officer was stabbed and punched by an inmate. Days later, a male counselor was also assaulted.

The event took place on Feb. 27 and Feb. 28 at the Calumet Colosseum in Calumet. Additional exposure sites may be announced.

Washington Bureau Reporter Kyle Midura spoke with those sounding the alarm, National Guard leaders, and the caterer.

Half of the money will go towards refinancing debt and the rest will be distributed to other areas of the hospital.

Two years after an emotional return to Vietnam as part of a historic Old Glory Honor Flight, a local veteran is trying to organize a similar trip, and encouraging other Vietnam veterans to join him.

The month of March means spring is right around the corner, and for U.P. skiers, that means cheaper lift tickets, rentals, and winter gear at Marquette Mountain.

This news comes as statewide, COVID-19 vaccine appointments will open to those 50+ with medical conditions and caregivers for those with children with special medical needs on March 8.

Data is collected throughout the state, and anyone who is interested is welcome to participate.

Last year’s winner from Michigan’s First District was Hannah Brewster from Munising High School for her work titled, “Battleship Row.”

MCHD will begin accepting pre-registration for those who are 50+ with medical conditions/disabilities and those who care for children with special health care needs on Friday, March 5 at 10:00 a.m.

Overall, nearly 700 small businesses across Michigan have been awarded $10 million in grants through the initiative.

Big wedding celebrations may be postponed right now, but that doesn’t mean the planning is.