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International Michigan Tech Students Enjoy Their First Real Winter

International students at Michigan Tech are learning how to ski and snowboard. Some of these students haven’t experience Winter before this year. International Ski Day has been held annually at Mont Ripley since 2007. Bob Wenc of Tech’s International Programs and Services says the event draws about 120 students to …

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Mackinac Bridge Reopened After Falling Ice Causes Closure

Traffic is running smoothly again across the Mackinac Bridge. Officials had to close the bridge for several hours on Saturday due to falling ice. Warmer temperatures and increased sun had loosened ice that formed on the bridge’s towers and cables, causing some of it to fall on the driving lanes …

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Hancock Man Killed In Snowmobile Accident

A Hancock man is dead after a fatal snowmobile accident Saturday morning in Adams Township. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Office says the accident happened around 3:00am on Trail No. 3 between South Range and Atlantic Mine. Officials say 50-year old Matthew Ray Heikkinen lost control of his snowmobile and struck …

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Hancock Man Sentenced For Counterfeiting Charges

26-year-old Nicholas Edwards of Hancock was sentenced in Houghton County Circuit Court Friday after entering a plea agreement in December. Edwards pled guilty to a 10 year felony counterfeiting charge and a 5-year attempted counterfeiting charge. The plea agreement stipulates that his sentences would run concurrently and he would not …

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Whistleblower Doctor Talks About Flint's Water Crisis

The doctor who first found high lead levels in the blood of kids in Flint says the city’s water crisis doesn’t have to be Flint’s legacy. Doctor Mona Hanna-Attisha says, as long as the state is willing to put in the time, effort and money, the city can rebound. In …

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