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Election Results – November, 2022

For results for state offices, including governor, attorney general, secretary of state, U.S. House, State Senate and House, and judicial races, click here. Governor of MichiganGretchen Whitmer – Democrat Incumbent – projected winnerTudor Dixon – RepublicanFour minor party candidates Attorney GeneralDana Nessell – Democrat Incumbent – projected winnerMatthew DePerno – …

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Stuff a Blue Goose with Calumet Post Troopers Tomorrow in Lake Linden

Calumet Post Michigan State Police troopers are partnering Louie’s Market in Lake Linden to stuff a blue goose. A annual tradition for many of the state police posts, “stuff a blue goose”, refers to the agency’s yearly food drive. From 10 am to 1 pm tomorrow, those hoping to help …

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Copper Country Polling Places are Ready for Residents to Cast Votes

Today voters will make a number of decisions on ballot proposals, state and local representatives, and local issues. Throughout the copper country, poll workers have had weeks worth of training programs, and preparation meetings in order to get ready for the big day. One of the largest polling stations in …

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Copper Country Votes!

It’s election day, and polls will be open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 this evening for voters who haven’t already cast absentee ballots. This article highlights contested races and proposals only. To see what is on your specific ballot, including all entries, click here. Statewide… Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer …

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Baraga County Board OK’s New Contract for Deputies, Corrections Officers

Baraga County Sheriff’s deputies and corrections officers have a new contract. The county commission approved the three-year pact at its meeting Monday night. Employees will receive an immediate $2.00 per hour raise, but will get no more increases through the end of the contract. In other action, the board…• Renewed …

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Chassell Crash Victims Identified; Driver Charged

The identities of the women killed in Friday’s car crash in Chassell have been released by the Houghton County Sheriff’s Department. Officials say they are 35-year-old Jennifer Rajala of Covington, and 30-year-old Lacey Rajala of Chassell. They were passengers in a vehicle that investigators say blew past the stop sign …

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Pelkie Man Arrested on Drug Charges

A Pelkie man has been arrested on charges that he has been importing drugs into Baraga County. Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team took the 55-year-old into custody Saturday at a traffic stop near Covington, while he was traveling back to the Copper Country from Milwaukee. The arrest …

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It’s Time to Change the Batteries in Your Carbon-Monoxide Detectors

Winter is coming, and Michigan department of health and human services has encouraged residents to check service on their home’s carbon monoxide detectors. It can be fairly easy to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning with a few easy steps. Carbon Monoxide is a gas that forms when fossil fuels such as …

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Michigan Tech Huskies Travel to Egypt for COP27

Twelve Michigan Tech Huskies are currently half way around the globe on a special trip. For another week Michigan Tech Chemistry Professor Sarah Green and her students are attending the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Summit in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, for COP27. More than 35,000 participants are attending the …

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Baraga County Commission to Meet a Week Early

The Baraga County Commission will hold its monthly meeting tonight – a week early, to avoid conflict with the firearm deer hunting season.  The agenda includes consideration of a new contract with Tri-County Public Defenders to represent indigent defendants, and discussion about union contracts with sheriff’s department employees. Tonight’s session …

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