Today marks the 75th anniversary of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor — an attack that drew America into World War II. Jon Hewett spoke with one Michigan man who survived the attack and has returned this week to remember those who lost their lives.
Read More »Helping Those Grieving During The Holidays
The holidays can be a tough time for families who have lost a loved one. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has some expert advice on how families can prepare and how friends can help.
Read More »Car Companies Continue To Battle Tougher Fuel Economy Standards
Car companies are making one more attempt to get some relief from new, tougher fuel economy rules. AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert.
Read More »Deadline For Medicare Enrollment Arrives
Today is the deadline for individuals 65 or older to enroll in, upgrade or simply renew their current Medicare plan. Seniors are running out of time to look for health plans to fit their personal needs and ensure they are not over- or under-insured. For those who are satisfied with their …
Read More »Graduation Numbers Will Drop As Birth Rate Declines
Fewer high school students in Michigan will mean fewer high school graduates, according to a national study. The graduation rate is expected to decline in the years ahead as the result of a lower birth rate, according to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. In fact, next year will …
Read More »Penalty Lessened For Underage Drinking
The state house has voted to lessen the penalty for underage drinking, making a first offense a civil infraction instead of a misdemeanor crime. The maximum fine would remain unchanged at $100, and minors may still have to get substance abuse help. In 2014, there were about 9,300 first-offense convictions …
Read More »Recount Continues After Opposing Court Rulings
Opposing court rulings on the Michigan ballot recount. The state court of appeals says it should end, being Green Party candidate Jill Stien did not have enough of a vote to qualify for a recount. But a federal appeals court upheld the original ruling forcing the recount Monday, saying a …
Read More »Jason Carter Elected to Leadership Post of National Organization
By Mark Wilcox, Michigan Technological University News Writer Jason Carter, chair of the Department of Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology at Michigan Technological University, has been named president-elect of the American Kinesiology Association (AKA). Current AKA President Mary Rudisill, director of the School of Kinesiology at Auburn University, says, “The American …
Read More »John Denver Tribute Artist To Perform Christmas Show At Calumet Theatre
December 10th at 7: 30 pm ~Ted Vigil as John Denver: A John Denver Christmas at the Calumet Theatre A singer, songwriter and tribute artist, Vigil has been performing since age 10. In 2006 he went to Laughlin, NV to compete in Talent Quest involving 28 states, New Zealand, Australia …
Read More »New UPSET West Team Will Need Support
The drug problem in the western U.P. continues to escalate and now law enforcement has a team in place to combat the growing epidemic. The Upper Peninsula Drug Enforcement Team’s newest addition—UPSET West—will focus on narcotics investigation in the region. First Lt. Randy Danison of the MSP Calumet Post said, …
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