Eagle Mine & KBIC awaiting Court of Appeals ruling
The Eagle Mine is on schedule to begin nickel and copper production later this year,…
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DNR and conservation district promote improved deer habitats
As part of the Michigan DNR’s Deer Habitat Improvement Partnership, conservation districts across the state…
“Look Before You Lock” to prevent heatstroke deaths in kids
As the days get hotter, it’s important to remember that a child’s temperature heats up…
Teams compete in Calumet’s Guts Frisbee Tournament
For the fourth year in a row, Calumet was home to the Coca-Cola International Guts…
DNR research crew wraps up lake trout surveys
Lake Superior is the most heavily fished of the Great Lakes, which makes the DNR’s…
Concern over honeybee population decline continues
Insect-driven pollination is necessary for the sustainability of many crops that make their way into…
Ride the waves at Kitchitikipi
Indian Lake and Palms Book State Parks are in full swing in the U.P.
Explore Kitchitikipi/The Big Springs with us.
Fish and Wildlife Service controls lamprey population in lakes
The Great Lakes are no strangers to invasive species and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife…
Sawyer Community Center reopens for area youth
The Salvation Army used to run its Sawyer operation out of the K.I. Sawyer Community…
Marquette doctor heads to the Middle East to help ease the pain
After more than a decade of fighting, the crisis in Iraq is beginning to boil over in a way most could never have imagined. Although most of the usual suspects are at the heart of the conflict, some unlikely alliances are forming as a result. But, even with Iran and the United States combining forces, diplomacy appears to be the prevailing battle cry from both the State Department and the White House.