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Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel says the Dobbs decision is an “extraordinary upheaval in the American legal system.”

The preliminary hearing will take place in the afternoon on September 1.

The final day backpacking the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Beacon House Grill & Chill Fundraiser draws great crowd in Marquette

The concert featured James Bicigo of Marquette who started in the Marquette City Band as a high schooler at MSHS.

The Marquette Veterinary Clinic is treating pets with cases of an uncommon fungal infection known as blastomycosis.

The FDA announced in a press release Thursday that it is banning the sale of Juul products across the U.S.

Northern Michigan University’s 4th annual Arts and Athletics Golf Outing was Thursday.

Holy Cross Cemetery’s 17th annual Cemetery Walk was Thursday. The theme this year was Railroad Connections.

Cognition Brewery has once again teamed up with UPAWS for the “Name a Beer After Your Pet” contest.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Marquette said the damage from last weeks storm was caused by straight-line winds up to 110 mph, not a tornado.

The first U.P Dark Park opened in the Keweenaw, operated from the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge near Copper Harbor, and offers views of the night sky free of light pollution.

Local artists had their works on display during the second annual Presque Isle Art Fair Thursday

The missing woman was found within 2 hours of the search.

U.P. businesses struggling through the labor shortage now have a new set of employees to serve alcoholic beverages.

Twenty-two people are now certified in child car seat safety through Marquette-Alger County Car Seat Committee.

As Enstrom is beginning to build helicopters again, the company is also building its team.

Protecting personal information is critical in the digital age, but according to experts, a simple web search of your name will likely return your age, date of birth or even home address. We show you ways to try to remove your personal information.

Organized in part by Northern Michigan University’s Center for Rural Health and Michigan Works.

Mosquito samples collected in Bay County have tested positive for Jamestown Canyon virus, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Bureau of Laboratories.

The group hikes through a heavily trafficked area of Pictured Rocks NL getting an up close view of how these trails are being impacted by an increase in visitors

The Ishpeming Police Department has appointed Chad Radabaugh as the new chief of police.

The GINCC drew a big crowd for their annual Kid's Carnival Wednesday night with plenty of free activities and great weather

The house suffered heavy fire, water and smoke damage.

The Guardians of the Keweenaw group in Stanton and Adams Township caution against the construction of wind turbines due to potential scenic pollution that could be caused to the area.

The price for a gallon of gas at Hillside Party Store is $4.64 a gallon.

Work from 34 artists across northern Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota is currently on display at the DeVos Art Museum

Access to the COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children 5 and under.

Housing assistance in Marquette soon comes to a close but, some assistance still is available.

The Juhannus Mid-Summer Festival Begins, starting tonight at an opening ceremony at the Finish Heritage Center and ending with a traditional bonfire at Agate Beach in Toivola this Saturday.