Mother Nature has a weird sense of humor. About 10 inches of snowfall was accounted for in Keweenaw County in the last two days. The recent snowstorm delivered some of the heaviest and wettest snow this season. Many may have plowed or shoveled some of the snow yesterday, however, the …
Read More »One Individual Released from Hospital, Second Individual Transported to Second Hospital and Pending Warrant
One person involved in the Hancock domestic assault incident has been released from the hospital. Hancock police announced yesterday, that the victim involved in Saturday’s domestic assault on the 300 block of Hancock Street was released from the UPHS – Portage following treatment. A second individual involved in the domestic …
Read More »KBOCC Hosts Career Fair Inviting More than 45 Employers to the Niiwin Akeaa Center
Finding a new job can take many long hours reviewing the computer screen. But sometimes the best opportunity to show off what you can bring to a company starts with an in–person visit. Job fairs offer a great opportunity for both prospective employees and employers. Offering a physical space where …
Read More »Hancock Planning Commission Will Review the Updated Master Plan Before Moving it to the City Council
The Hancock Planning Commission will look to move the city’s master plan forward to the city council. Last year the city of Hancock began working on developing its master plan for 2024 to 2029. The city began its work early in the year, by bringing together the community for several …
Read More »Margaret Kempainen Determined Competent to Stand Trial
A review hearing for Margaret Kempainen of Hartland, Wisconsin was held in the 97th district court today. Kempainen is charged with open murder and conspiracy to murder in the death of Alvin Kempainen in December 2023. She was arrested in Iowa, after fleeing, along with her son, Jacob Kempainen. He …
Read More »Michigan DNR Seeks Conservation Officers for Training in January 2025
Michigan Department of Natural Resources will begin accepting applications to join the department as a conservation officer. In Michigan, Conservation officers act as fully licensed law enforcement to protect the state’s natural and historic resources. Throughout the state, officers ensure people are safely and legally hunting, fishing, and recreating in …
Read More »NMU Foundation Plans Give 2 What You Love Giving Day to Celebrate 125 Year History
Northern Michigan University celebrates 125 years during its charter month of April with a call on alumni and friends of the university. North Michigan University started as Northern State Normal College in 1899 to fulfill the need to educate teachers in the state’s remote Upper Peninsula. In 1963 the college …
Read More »UPDATE Western U.P. Citizens Advisory Council Switches to Virtual for March Meeting Due to Weather
UPDATE: Due to Inclement weather the Western Upper Peninsula Citizens Advisory Council meeting will switch to virtual and will begin at 3 pm today. Find more information here. The Western Upper Peninsula Citizens Advisory Council for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will host its March meeting in Baraga County …
Read More »Two Individuals Involved in Domestic Assault Incident in Hancock are Transported to Nearby Hospital for Injuries
Two people were injured in a domestic assault in Hancock early Saturday morning. At 2:40 am the Hancock Police Department was dispatched to the 300 block of Hancock Street for a violent domestic dispute by the MSP Negaunee Dispatch. Officers who responded to the scene located two individuals. Mercy EMS …
Read More »Range Lions Host the UPHTTF’s U.P. Communities Unites Against Human Trafficking Program
One of the greatest tools advocates have for addressing human trafficking happens through educating the public on signs and challenges. Tomorrow the Range Lions Club will host the Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force’s UP Community Unities Against Human Trafficking program. The educational program will share with the community the …
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