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Reasons Why People Remain Friends After A Break-Up

So you were in a romantic relationship with someone — it didn’t workout and you broke-up. But not everyone goes their separate ways. Ever wonder why some people want to stay friends with an ex? Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites says a new study may have the answer.

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Statewide Tour Looks For Ways To Generate Local Revenue

Got any ideas how Michigan’s cities and towns can raise more money to pay for things like infrastructure and roads? Wayne County Executive Warren Evans wants to hear those ideas as he kicks off a statewide tour today. Evans claims Wayne County and its communities have lost $1.2 billion in …

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Lower Gas Prices Encouraging More Summer Road Trips

More Americans are planning to hit the road this summer compared to 2015, according to the annual summer travel study conducted by GasBuddy. Over 75 percent said they would be traveling this summer, a 2.2 percent increase from last year, with an overwhelming majority of 79 percent doing so by …

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Help Needed For Carry The Fallen-Justin Fitch Memorial Walk

An effort is underway to honor a Michigan Tech alumnus who went on to raise awareness in the fight against veteran suicide. 2005 graduate Justin Fitch, who served two tours in Iraq, passed away last October from cancer after becoming a national spokesperson for the Active Heroes Foundation. Sigma Phi …

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Houghton Students Display Their Math Skills At U.P. Math Championships

The results of the 2016 U.P. Math Championships are in–with Houghton dominating the leader board. Houghton High School’s Team Black took first place overall among high schools, while juniors Noah Gershenson, Maggie Wang and Ben Holladay took the top three spots in the individual high school student category. Houghton Middle School’s …

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Tickets Still Available For PHF Spring Gala

[Hancock, MI] Dust off your suits and beaded dresses; start practicing your Charleston and Lindy Hop and head out to the local speakeasy. The Portage Health Foundation is taking you back to the Roaring 20’s where Model T’s filled the streets and jazz music filled the air. The Portage Health …

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Concerns Rise Over Technology Addiction

It’s a new addiction to deal with – technology, like computers and smartphones. Addiction specialist Dan O’Neil says some families are predisposed toward addiction, so parents need to be aware and work towards a healthy balance of technology and person to person interaction.

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