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Inside the home, firefighters found 58-year-old Susan Nielsen. She was taken to the hospital where she later died.

Forage Field Day offers chance to view alfalfa plots and grasses

The Alger County Fairgrounds, Eden Lutheran Church, and Ontonagon Village Fire Hall will all host distribution events.

Bruce will be returning to Hart Public Schools in Lower Michigan.

Ritz Hair and Massage Studio owner Christa Madgwick said the Pathways Organization and events like these are monumental.

As soon as you walk through the doors of the Watersmeet Township School, Ojibwe language and teachings are everywhere to be seen.

Pride Fest returns to downtown Marquette again this year.

Tuesday the Marquette Planning Commission approved plans for a new development in north Marquette called Shophouse Park

Grant recipients include nonprofits, public schools, public charities and government entities throughout Marquette County.

Chelsie Wilkinson, newly appointed Room at the Inn executive director, hasn’t been in the area for long, but said she’s excited to make strides toward her goals for Room at the Inn.

Elevated fire danger continues across Upper Michigan for the rest of the week, with chances for only widely scattered rain showers coming Friday night and Saturday.

The dry conditions is due to a lack of rain since flooding earlier in the spring, resulting in the land drying out across the U.P. and a series of fire bans across Michigan to help prevent fires.

Nine Negaunee Highs School students submitted art pieces relating to Negaunee or the U.P.

James Dagostino, of Florence, faces 125 years in prison for sexually assaulting two minors, one of which was a family member.

The Negaunee Township is putting together a new park. The name isn’t set yet, but the Recreation Committee is leaning toward Pioneer Park.

All of the courses on the list have public play in some capacity, whether through a resort or hotel, or just the daily green fee.

HCU plans to break ground in late June of 2023.

The space is going to be a mixed-use project, with a retail cannabis dispensary in a 3-story building.

UMT looks ahead to a busy wedding season with Fresh Coast Beauty

Lawmakers held a press conference Tuesday morning to announce legislation that would help Michiganders save costs on prescriptions.

The Mackinac Bridge Authority’s maintenance staff is replacing pieces of the original decking, repairing deck joints, and cleaning off a winter’s worth of grit tracked onto the bridge

Grab a coffee, a scoop of gelato and enjoy a day of celebration

The U.P. has seen more mosquitos than normal thanks to the May snow storm flooding.

The event includes a youth 400-meter dash, 800 and 1600-meter runs open to any participants, and an attempt by Clayton Sayen to break the 1-mile record for the U.P.

Free public tours of Eagle Mine and the Humboldt Mill will take place throughout the summer.

Hilltop has been a part of L’Anse for many years and thousands of customers have passed through its doors.

From 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., participants can enjoy visiting with baby animals, learning about farming equipment, and joining in egg decorating for a prize.

Folks should have a kit with enough supplies to last three days, have a plan for emergencies and stay informed of the weather and other potential emergencies.

The Thomas St. Onge Vietnam Museum has been in Hermansville since 2002. Organizers hope to expand the museum by more than 100 feet.

The D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans was awarded a $65,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to mitigate and prevent infectious diseases. The home used the grant for eight large air purifiers, five portable air purifiers, and three ultraviolet disinfection towers.