MENOMINEE TOWNSHIP — A man in Menominee Township has been arrested after allegedly shooting at another person during an argument about cutting grass, the Menominee County Sheriff’s Office reports. Anthony Raymond Mech, 57, was arraigned…
Putting the brakes on distracted driving
ESCANABA — As summer traffic increases throughout the area, local law enforcement is reminding drivers to put their phones down…
Freshwater education
ESCANABA — The first Mi Fresh Fish Fest outside of Houghton took place this weekend in Escanaba. The fisheries theme…
Sounds of summer: Marina Fest
Superyacht docks in Esky
ESCANABA -- A superyacht allegedly owned by a downstate billionaire was spotted in Escanaba on Monday. Satori, which is a…
Squaw Point Lighthouse: Gone but not forgotten
Editor's note: This story on the Squaw Point Lighthouse is the seventh in a series on the area's lighthouses and…
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2nd Annual Kids Fishing Day in Memory of Josh Soper continues to grow in 2026
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Obituaries
Thomas H. Boudreau
ESCANABA — Thomas H. Boudreau, age 64 of Escanaba passed away Saturday, July 25,…
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Bay College's Cindy Gallagher Appointed to AACC Commission on the Future of Work
ESCANABA & IRON MOUNTAIN – Bay College is proud to announce that Vice President…
ESCANABA – Veterans who were previously told they don’t qualify for VA health care now have…
Oscar G. Johnson VAMC hosts Veteran enrollment event August 12, 2026
IRON MOUNTAIN — For the first time, the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center is rolling…
VA center to have all-female health care enrollment events
Lunchtime Live! Continues July 28, 2026 at Bay College Iron Mountain Campus
Editorial
MIOSHA recommends workplaces review their safety practices
With a full five months still left in the year, the state already has seen 21 workplace fatalities in 2026, according to the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It has MIOSHA urging employers and workers to take proactive steps to identify hazards, communicate safety concerns and stop work when conditions become unsafe. That…
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US Forest Service works to improve national forest health, recreation
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