Category Archives: News

Hancock Public Schools' (HPS) voters approved a $13 million referendum bond in Tuesday's Nov. 4 election. Leading up to election day, the district explained that this was an opportunity to redress its...

Connecting with the community helps bring awareness to domestic violence issues in the copper country. Building stronger connections to a support system means victims of assault have people they can r...

A media outlet in the Copper Country shares a scam alert related to potential advertising. Listen UP Radio of Houghton shares the company has been contacted by two clients informing them of a scam cal...

Communities throughout the Copper Country have implemented overnight parking rules. Each winter cities, townships, and villages in the Keweenaw Peninsula begin overnight parking polices on November 1s...

Everyone deserves a home cooked meal on Thanksgiving. Keweenaw Health Foundation thinks so. On Tuesday, the foundation announced a five-thousand-dollar donation that will support the CLK Council of Ch...

Results are in. Across Houghton County and Ontonagon County close to 2,000 people participated in the consolidated election. In Ontonagon County voters passed the Ewen Trout Creek School District oper...

One person was injured in a two-car crash this morning in the City of Houghton. The Houghton Police Department was called out around 8:00 to the intersection of Portage Street and Sharon Avenue. They ...

Copper Country Angel Mission and Salvation Army continue to provide coats for people that missed the recent pop-up free store. On Friday and Saturday Coat the Copper Country will open for a final push...

UPPCO provides an update on the cause of a widespread power outage on Monday. In the afternoon around 1:30 pm several thousand UPPCO customers were affected by a power outage. UPPCO reported that the ...

Across the Copper Country Intermediate School District 31 backpacks deliver groceries to students each week. The program even sends students home with extra food during holiday breaks in the academic ...