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AG Nessel Reissues Government Imposter Scams Consumer Alert Following Reports

LANSING – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reissuing her consumer alert on government imposter scams, warning consumers to remain vigilant against fraudulent callers. The Department of Attorney General has received reports that scammers are using spoofing technology to manipulate caller ID to display a real phone number from the Department of Attorney General. The Department has also received complaints of fraudsters claiming to represent the State of Michigan, demanding immediate payment for taxes through Bitcoin or prepaid gift cards. “Bad actors deploy pressure tactics ...

Tour Da Yoop starts today in Manistique

MANISTIQUE — Cyclists from around the world will gather today for the 9th annual Tour Da Yoop, Eh (TDY), one of the Midwest’s most unique endurance cycling events. The 10-day, 1,200-mile journey around Michigan’s Upper Peninsula blends grit, community and purpose. Cyclists will travel ...

Community reflects on lasting legacy of Thomas L. Butch

GLADSTONE — Members of the community are mourning the loss of Thomas L. Butch, a respected and influential figure whose legacy of leadership, public service and dedication leaves a lasting mark on the community he helped shape. Butch, aged 84, of Gladstone, passed away peacefully on ...

Steve Kwarciany named 2026 U.P. Veteran of the Year

MARQUETTE — This year's Upper Peninsula Veteran of the Year is Steve Kwarciany of Delta County. He will be honored at the U.P. Veteran of the Year ceremony, which begins at 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 20 at the Upper Peninsula State Fairgrounds in Escanaba. Kwarciany's record of service reflects the ...

Public invited to fresh fish fry today

ESCANABA — Today, a fish fry provided for free to the public comes to the Escanaba Marina. The event is part of “Mi Fresh Fish Fest,” an outreach program providing educational experiences related to Great Lakes Fisheries. It is hosted by Michigan State University's Sea Grant and ...