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Missing person in Menominee County

STEPHENSON — The Menominee County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents along west County Road G-12 (aka Co. Rd. 352) and adjacent roads in Stephenson to check their cameras and outbuildings for signs of missing person named Brett Parrett — a male in his mid 30s. According to the ...

Michigan wedding caterer ordered to refund consumers

LANSING – With wedding season arriving, consumers should be wary of businesses they hire to assist them on their special day. On Monday, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance (AVC) had been signed between Alicia Thompson, owner and operator of ...

Delta County Board to discuss fund deficits

ESCANABA — Today, the Delta County Board will discuss elimination plans and resolutions surrounding fund deficits as identified in Delta County's FY 2024 audit. The regular meeting will be held at 5:15 p.m. in the boardroom at the Delta County Service Center, 2920 College Ave. The Michigan ...

Nominate a blue line hero

Do you know a member of law enforcement making a difference in our community? Nominate them for the blue line hero award! The Daily Press and law enforcement are partnering to award firefighters with a blue line flag, a $30 Elmer's gift certificate and a $20 Frapp's gift certificate. To ...

Nessel secures court ruling against Trump’s housing program cuts

LANSING – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secured a federal appeals court ruling rejecting an effort by the Trump administration to restrict housing grant funding. State officials reported the restrictions could have left thousands nationwide without housing. Nessel joined a ...

Shared Interest Fair Tuesday

ESCANABA -- A first-of-its-kind event will be held at Bay College this evening: the “Shared Interest Fair.” It invites residents to explore how thriving communities begin with both civic action and individual well-being, and is one way to participate in the National Week of Conversation. ...