Governor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered U.S. and Michigan flags within the State Capitol Complex to be lowered to half-staff on Tuesday, May 19 to honor and remember former state Representative Paul Clemente. The flag lowering will coincide with former...

For some visitors to Tahquamenon Falls State Park, the main attraction at Michigan's second-largest state park has always remained out of reach. For those using wheelchairs, experiencing the iconic, 200-foot-wide, amber-hued Upper Falls up close was ...

A former Marinette High School principal facing domestic violence charges has entered a not guilty plea in Menominee County Court. Justin Bardowski was scheduled to appear in court Monday, but did not personally attend the hearing. Instead, his attor...

The Upper Peninsula Peace Officer's Memorial was held Friday in Negaunee, honoring law enforcement officers from across the Upper Peninsula who died in the line of duty and recognizing the sacrifices made by them and their loved ones. The event began...

Following extensive public input, the Michigan Natural Resources Commission on Wednesday approved several deer regulation changes for the 2026 and 2027 hunting seasons. The seven-member citizen commission, appointed by the governor, acted on and amen...

Residents are advised to be aware of a phone scam currently circulating in which callers falsely claim to be from the Delta County Sheriff's Office and state that you have an active warrant or other legal obligation. The Sheriff's Office will NEVER c...

As the Ludington Street reconstruction project continues, the City of Escanaba is planning to shut off the water in a portion of the downtown area on May 27. That will be followed by a boil water advisory once the water is turned back on. Escanaba Wa...

The Ottawa National Forest will begin a major effort to repair and replace waterfall viewing platforms, stairways and trail structures along the Black River corridor beginning Monday, May 18. Visitors should expect temporary closures at key waterfall...