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As you get older you might be feeling a few more aches and pains in your back. How do you know what is normal and what’s not? People who have arthritis in other areas such as the knees and hands are more likely to develop back pain. Dr. Michael Steinmetz …

According to a new poll, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is either slightly ahead or tied with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in several key “battleground states” less than four months away from election day. Professor Michael Traugott from the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan says …

In the wake of the shootings at the court house in Berrien Springs, a key state lawmaker is telling Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick the state does not need to order local governments to install metal detectors in courts.

Michigan State Police will soon be able to conduct roadside drug tests similar to what they do with drunk drivers. A State Police spokeswoman says the one-year pilot program will be set up in five counties. Specially-trained Drug Recognition Experts will be able to use saliva-based testing to check drivers …

Three years ago the Calumet Theater set out to raise money for a much-needed elevator to their second floor ballroom and balcony. The goal of the Lift Us Up project was $325,000 and the theater has raised over $300,000 already. Tickets for the Calumet Theater’s Grand Raffle are now on …

In light of the tragic killings of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota and the five Police Officers who were killed in Dallas last week, Michigan Tech’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion invites the community to engage in a meaningful dialogue about the realities of …

Eight elementary, middle and high school teachers from across the Upper Peninsula and throughout Michigan–including one from Puerto Rico–are taking part in a 5-day teacher institute this week on designing a sustainable future. The program is being held at Michigan Tech and is funded with a grant from Michigan Tech …

CLK Schools are already getting ready for the start of the school year. At their organizational meeting this week, the Board established their meeting calendar for the upcoming school year. They also heard a presentation from Kathleen Harter and Lynette Webber from the Keweenaw National Historical Park on the Third …

The squabble over tax capture plans continue between Houghton County and the City of Houghton. At their June meeting, the County Board of Commissioners voted to send a letter to the city opposing the extension of the DDA and TIFA plans, which helps finance projects in Houghton’s downtown and business …

The bankruptcy of a long time supplier could cause severe disruptions to GM’s North American production. AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert.