ESCANABA — As we prepare to usher in a new year, the Daily Press is looking back on top stories from 2025. This is part two of four, April through June. In the second quarter of the year, people in the area heard more about Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 tunnel, the return of cruise ships ...

ESCANABA — Much of the Upper Peninsula and the northern Midwest experienced blizzard conditions Sunday into Monday, with most effects seen Monday as the storm system blew eastward. It’s been some time since Escanaba, part of a “banana belt” that tends to get less snowfall, saw this ...

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(Note: This story is being reprinted because it did not run in full in Tuesday's newspaper. It is part of a regular series of profiles on historical buildings and sites in the region. The first round is focusing on churches.) ESCANABA — For generations of Escanaba residents, the doors of ...

ESCANABA — With no mail delivery on New Year's Day, the Daily Press will not have a newspaper Thursday. The Daily Press office will be closed Thursday for the holiday. A newspaper will be published Friday. Regular office hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. will resume Friday.

A report published by the Michigan State Police says the number of alcohol-related car crashes across the state declined during 2024 – but not by much. The Statewide Traffic Crash Data Year End Report for 2024 states there were 8,542 alcohol-involved crashes (down 3%), with 307 ...