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People shared memories of Tara and Jerry Weaver during a breakfast fundraiser at the Eagles Club 1088 in Escanaba Sunday morning. The two were killed in a car crash Friday as they were driving to their son’s basketball game.

Blizzard Baja Enterprise hosts the annual Baja competitive race.

The fire was reported at 220 Range St. at 1:46 a.m. Sunday.

Three Team USA Snow Sculptors are putting the finishing touches on their Stormy Kromer-inspired art that’s sitting outside of the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum

The Houghton and Hancock communities were excited to celebrate their notorious Heikinpaiva festival at the Finnish Heritage Center in Hancock.

The Marquette church hosted the event Saturday night.

The David & Thu Brulè YMCA of Marquette County held its first-ever “Pool Palooza” on Saturday. t featured pool toys, the mushroom and the waterslide.

The Positivity Plus event showcased more than a dozen vendors featuring products like personal care items.

Tara and Gerald Weaver were on their way to their son’s basketball game when they were killed Friday night.

The snowmobile driver, 56-year-old Carol Arnold of Pennsylvania, was driving north when she didn’t turn properly and crashed into the trees.

Ian Torchia of Ann Arbor won the men’s 50K classic race. Julie Ensrud of Minneapolis won the women's 50K classic race.

Before some of the most elite sled dogs take off for the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon Sunday morning, they spent the day getting checkups before the race.

All lanes of travel are open at US-2 and the Fishdam after the Delta County Sheriff’s Office said MSP Troopers were on the scene of a “serious” 3-vehicle crash.

One of several building rehabilitation projects on Calumet's 5th Street is near completion, belonging to former Hancock resident Morten Haugland.

There will be up to 18 unique vendors at the event. The event will also feature a sale and a trade show featuring things meant to make you feel special.

On Friday afternoon, girls from around 60 high schools visited NMU for its annual women-in-construction event at the Jacobetti Complex.

Combined, the unfinished projects for contractor 30-year-old Klint Miller, of Sands Township, total $1,258,207.

Doozers cookie store held a grand opening ceremony at their new permanent location, the Gossard building in Ishpeming, on Friday.

Patrons of peter white will now be able to access ten times the title selections thanks to the library’s addition of an app called “Libby.”

NWS advisories lasting through Saturday morning for northwest wind belt areas -- occasionally heavy snow, gale-force winds.

Incidents have been occurring at seasonal homes, camps, and places of opportunity.

The program is funded by the Michigan Department of Education and provides free or low-cost preschool to families in need.

280 snowmobile drivers from across the country gathered in Rapid River for the 17th annual Relic Ride.

The man had snowmobiled out onto the ice and then found the ice too thin for the snowmobile and walked further out.

3 were arrested on drug-related charges after the Gogebic Iron Area Narcotics Team executed two search warrants on July 15th.

The victim struck several tree stumps and was ejected from the snowmobile before hitting a tree.

53-year-old Kevin Michael Perron is charged with 10 counts of child sexually abusive activity – aggravated, and 10 counts of using a computer to commit a crime.

State Sen. Ed McBroom and Rep. Greg Markkanen announced the need for information regarding the public water along the Bill Nichols Trail in Ontonagon County.

On Thursday, the Dead River Derby team began day one of their 10-week boot camp at the Baraga Gym.

Technology has become a growing presence in the classroom, offering new ways to teach and learn. Some new tech, however, is presenting educators with a new challenge.