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ESCANABA — For the first time, Upper Peninsula County Poet Laureate and Upper Peninsula County Youth Poet Laureate positions have been established in the majo

The 2024 Tahquamenon Country Sled Dog Race in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has been canceled due to lack of snow.

The N.C. Forest Service expanded its burn ban on Wednesday to 16 additional counties, including Buncombe, Haywood, and Yancey counties.

IRON MOUNTAIN — Communities in the Upper Peninsula received $39.25 million of the $533 million in Protecting MI Pension Grant awards handed out this year to s

LANSING – Several changes to statewide and local fishing regulations were approved Thursday, Oct. 12 by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission during its meeting in Escanaba.

ESCANABA — Several changes to statewide and local fishing regulations were approved last week by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission during its meeting

MARQUETTE — Republican candidate for United States Senate Mike Rogers stopped in Marquette to connect with Yoopers on his campaign tour. Rogers stopped at R

A Detroit senator wants Michigan prison populations to be counted in the communities they’re from instead of prison locations. The change could make a big difference in how political districts are crafted, especially in rural areas. 

LANSING — Two Upper Pennsula lawmakers are criticizing the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) decision to reject a request for flood aid in the U.

In the 1920s she made history...twice. Here is a brief background on Cora Reynolds Anderson from L'Anse, Michigan...