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Four Arrested In Lake Linden Heroin Bust

Four people are in custody following a drug bust in Houghton County Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team conducted an investigation that led to the arrest Thursday of the four suspects related to the delivery of heroin and firearm violations. Over the past several weeks, UPSET Detectives have …

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U.P. Woman’s Shamrock Plant Blooming For 46 Years

It might be the luck of the Irish, but a woman in the Upper Peninsula has a shamrock plant that’s 46 years old. 62-year-old Nancy Magnusson, of Germfask, got the plant from her grandmother Adeline Clark, of Newberry, back in 1970. Magnusson, who’s part Irish, has managed to keep the …

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U.P. Lawmaker Backs Transparency Legislation

A state House committee has passed legislation which subjects lawmakers and the governor’s office to Freedom of Information and open records laws. State Representative Beau LaFave says local units of government already comply with such laws. The Iron Mountain Republican says there’s no reason his and the governor’s office shouldn’t.

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Stabenow Wants Great Lakes Funding Restored

As the President’s 2018 fiscal year budget cuts funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan is calling for funding restoration. She says a lot has been done to clean up the Lakes’ contaminated areas, address algae blooms and prevent invasive species. Stabenow says they …

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Science Fair & Festival At Michigan Tech

200 students in grades four through eight will participate in the 19th Annual Western Upper Peninsula Science Fair and Science and Engineering Festival today on the campus of Michigan Tech. The event begins at 4:30 in the MUB Commons area with several hands on activities for the students to enjoy …

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Michigan Tech To Celebrate World Water Day

Water is the earth’s most precious resource and there’s no place with as much fresh water as the Great Lakes region. But threats to our water abound.  World Water Day—being celebrated at Michigan Tech and around the world on March 22nd—will show ways how we can make the most of …

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