Category Archives: News

Major Farley leaves the CLK JROTC program in good hands, capping off a 28-year career at the school over the weekend. While on air, Copper Kings broadcaster Jeff Harju spoke with Major Farley about th...

The South Range Fourth of July Committee invites the Copper Country to next week's Valentine's Dance as part of its year-round fundraising efforts. Throughout the year, the South Range Fourth of July ...

From outside of the region, the Keweenaw Peninsula might seem like a relaxing and sleepy place to stop on vacation. But those living and working in the region have started waking up to the incredible ...

Unfortunate weather conditions kept the JROTC from kicking off a Copper Kings hockey game in January and kept the students from honoring their longtime program leader Major Michael Farley for his dedi...

The University of Michigan Dearborn's iLabs recognize the city of Houghton for continuing efforts to support entrepreneurs. The recent eCities study conducted by the iLabs researchers honored Houghton...

Jamie Thyrion's co-workers at Incredible Bank recently recognized her passion for her community and honored her drive to support Main Street Calumet by awarding the organization $350 in her honor. Mai...

Michigan Technological University students transformed campus and downtown areas into a winter wonderland as they worked through the night constructing elaborate snow statues for the annual Winter Car...

Tonight's the big night campus has been waiting for since the start of the school year: Michigan Technological University's Winter Carnival all-nighter. Ahead of this evening, several teams already st...

The Quincy Mine Hoist Association will celebrate 65 years of preserving the copper country's mining heritage and telling the region's story through engaging tours of the Quincy Mine and grounds in 202...

In 2025, Houghton County failed to convince voters of the need to construct a new jail facility. The current space has numerous issues, presents a challenging job for staff day-to-day, and has limited...