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The Keweenaw Health Foundation announced Monday it has awarded a $25,000 grant to Calumet Township to support the Swedetown Trails Club's universal accessibility project that will reconfigure the Swed...

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. Fast Pitch Softball On the opening night of the Copper Country Fast Pitch Softball League tournament last night... Superior Service defeated Figa...

Michigan Technological University researchers are positioned to help shape the future of artificial intelligence in science. Michigan Tech shared Monday that researchers from the campus have three pro...

Infrastructure improvements are coming to a key bridge in the area. The Michigan Department of Transportation will begin repair work on the US-41 bridge over the Sturgeon River starting August 3. The ...

Summer brightens any mood when spent in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Art captures those moments and preserves them for when winter takes over. Houghton is introducing a new festival to the community on...

A lifelong resident is taking on expanded responsibilities within the Aspirus Health system. Aspirus Health announced Friday that Jason Bessner will become the healthcare provider's System Director fo...

A quirky summer solstice celebration launched two local performers toward an unlikely national stage. Visit Keweenaw announced that Drew Cramer and Archmages Tony Wallets, both from the Upper Peninsul...

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB Michael Massey's two-run homer off Drew Sommers in the eighth inning lifted the Royals to a 5-4 victory over the Tigers yesterday. Framber Va...

MLB Casey Mize tossed another gem, but the Tigers fell to the Royals 3-2 Saturday. Mize allowed a run on three hits over six innings. He left with a 2-1 lead, thanks to Hao-Yu Lee, who doubled home Ri...

On this week's Copper Country Today: Host Todd VanDyke talks with 38th State Senate Republican candidate Beau LaFave about his campaign and issues relating to the Copper Country. Listen to the convers...