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In a plea hearing on Tuesday, Marin plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of accosting a child for immoral purposes. As part of the plea agreement, all of Marin’s felony charges were dropped.

From 2D to 3D physical models, entrepreneurs and business owners can see their ideas come to life

Chocolay Township and Iron River are both hosting Feeding America on Thursday.

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DNR Wildlife Research Specialist Tyler Petroelje said being confident in the number of wolves will let the state accurately manage the population when the wolves are de-listed from the Federal Endangered Species Act.

A 100-year-old shipwreck was found 800 feet deep in Lake Superior.

The grand prize for the tournament is a date night package. Other prizes will be available as well.

The imaging center is the only nationally recognized breast imaging center of excellence in the Upper Peninsula.

The Michigan DNR hosted an online meeting on Wednesday about Talon Michigan’s request for direct metallic mineral leases.

The Friends of the Library Used Bookstore has raised a record-setting $50,000.

The Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library offers services to the townships of Ishpeming, Champion, Humboldt, Ely and Tildon.

The students have been working on the garden since the start of the school year.

The EDC will be working with Keweenaw Bay Indian Community businesses more closely to help encourage further growth through this partnership.

The Earth Science class went into the school’s forest to orienteer, a competition where teams travel outdoors using only a map and compass.

The Happy Healthy Day brought together 10 health specialists from across Dickinson County to inform students about health strategies and resources.

It is located within the newly expanded Michigan State Police Negaunee Post on US-41.

Co-Owner Carla Engle says they are planning on setting up a smaller operation, and thanks the community for their support this past year.

The Marquette City Public Works Department will drain water out of nearly 1,000 fire hydrants and close most public restrooms in the next few weeks.

Lakeshore Bike is celebrating 35 years of business and is welcoming new business partner Jacob Douglas.

Short-lived sunny break later Thursday before a Central Plains system brings rain, strong wind towards the weekend.

A TV6 reporter on-scene was able to photograph the damage, however, no further information has been provided.

Cheyenne Hill was arrested and lodged at the Marquette County Jail and extradited back to Lawrence County, Indiana to face charges.

The assisted living home will raffle off three pink Kate Spade handbags. All proceeds will go to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Boshears’s resignation took effect Monday, at the conclusion of the township board meeting where she submitted her resignation.

Larry Busse was the station’s GM from Dec. 1973 until Sept. 1975.

Students walked, jogged, and ran laps around the school to “earn” their donations. All the money raised from the event will go back to students for field trips and upgrades to the school’s playground.

The event, hosted by Nerds of Marquette, offers a night bustling with spooky seltzers, skeleton dances, and more Halloween festivities to usher in the approaching holiday.

The 3-part Dementia Caregiving Series includes teaching participants about recognizing dementia stages, understanding dementia behaviors and communicating effectively with people with dementia.

Upper Peninsula Health Plan brings people all over the U.P. to their appointments.

A couple hailing from Munich, Germany travelled to Croswell, Michigan on Sunday to celebrate their wedding with a meal at McDonald’s.