ESCANABA – The case of a man who allegedly set fire to the Rapid River Pub almost one year ago has been bound over to the Delta County 47th Circuit Court after several witnesses testified…
ESCANABA – The case of a man who allegedly set fire to the Rapid River Pub almost one year ago has been bound over to the Delta County 47th Circuit Court after several witnesses testified…
ALGER COUNTY — The Alger County Sheriff’s Office announced an update in the search for Starla Goings, a woman who…
RAPID RIVER -- A two-vehicle collision in Rapid River on Thursday morning resulted in minor injuries and the arrest of…
ESCANABA — The 2026 U.P. State Fair wrapped up on Sunday following a record-setting week celebrating agriculture, entertainment, community and…
Editor’s note: Unofficial results are in for the Delta Conservation District Board of Director’s election. The results have yet to…
MENOMINEE — Two Menominee men have been arrested for aggravated possession of child sexually abusive material charges and using a…
KINGSFORD — It was a tough night on the gridiron for the Escanaba Eskymos…
GWINN — Dennis Cannoot enjoyed a successful varsity coaching debut here Thursday as the Gladstone Braves…
Thursday’s games U.P. scores Football 11-player Gladstone 30, Gwinn 6 Kingsford 35, Escanaba 16 Negaunee 30,…
August 24, 1966 — Mel Manske and Jack Smith shot one-under-par 35s to lead the way…
GLADSTONE — Harold “Harry” Johnson, age 67, of Gladstone, Michigan, passed away peacefully on…
GLADSTONE — Roberta L. Lindstrom, 91, of Gladstone, passed away peacefully early Wednesday morning, August 26,…
The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) announced today they are now accepting grant applications for its October 2026, grants round. Eligible non-profit organizations and sub-divisions of government are eligible to submit applications to the YAC for grants. Individuals and organizations classified as service clubs do not qualify for grant funds. Grant applications can be obtained…
Today is Saturday, Aug. 29, the 241st day of 2026. There are 124 days left in the year. Today in history: On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the U.S. Gulf Coast in southeast Louisiana, breaching levees and spurring floods that devastated New Orleans. Katrina caused nearly 1,400 deaths and an estimated $200 billion…