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While the Copper Country celebrates community, Washington D.C. celebrates an anniversary this weekend. Washington D.C. and the nation celebrate the founding of the United States Army 250 years ago on ...

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. Twilight League In Copper Country Twilight League baseball last night... REL Technologies defeated Coldwell Banker Craig Heinonen 11-5. Gar...

The Bridgefest parade starts the weekend with a lot of excitement. More than 65 floats will travel from Hancock into Houghton Friday night. With so many spectators lining the streets, vehicles slowly ...

Last night Houghton approved four resolutions to make additional editions to the city's charter. Earlier in the year Houghton submitted its charter to the state attorney general's office as regularly ...

Representative Markkanen announces a 2.4 billion dollar higher education budget plan. At a recent House Higher Education and Community Colleges budget committee meeting, Representative Greg Markkanen ...

A center of Bridgefest's fun brings thousands of festival goers to Kestner Park each Father's Day weekend. But there's plenty to do outside one of the area's largest public spaces. In Hancock, the fun...

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. Twilight League In Copper Country Twilight League baseball tonight... REL Technologies plays Coldwell Banker Craig Heinonen at the Driving ...

Bridgefest brings families and fun together for a wonderful four days in the Copper Country. Celebrating the weekend takes many forms. From groups already registered in the Bridgefest Parade on Friday...

Construction crews expect to start work near the entrance of downtown Houghton within a month. Site developers Moyle Construction and UP State bank will build a new bank branch and create several hous...

Building back Calumet has made significant progress over the years to redevelop several sites in the village. At 211 5th Street sits the Ruppe building. The site was built in 1869, and a third floor w...