MARQUETTE — Karl Numinen, a trial lawyer and senior partner of the firm Numinen, DeForge & Toutant, PC., in Marquette, was appointed Tuesday to replace Johnny DePetro on the Marquette County Board of Commissioners. Numinen. well-known in legal circles, will have to will have to run as a ...

SAULT STE. MARIE — A 45-year-old Brimley woman has been arraigned on felony drug and obstruction charges following a traffic stop in which she allegedly resisted troopers and was found with suspected methamphetamine and open intoxicants. On Thursday, at approximately 3:39 p.m., troopers ...

MARQUETTE— The Marquette Regional History Center is celebrating International Archaeology Day by hosting its Annual Archaeology Fair for the thirteenth year from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. “Come discover how our fair has grown over 13 years, providing a look at archaeology in our upper ...

MARQUETTE— In a unanimous decision by the Northern Michigan University Board of Trustees, Christopher J. Olson, Ph. D., has been named as the newest president of NMU, He is set to start in the position Jan. 1. BOT Vice Chair Melissa Holmquist was the person who brought first the motion and ...

SENEY — Human remains. That's what police said they were looking for in Seney Township in recent days. Whose remains they're not saying except to note the remains may have been buried decades ago. "Earlier in 2025, information had been reported to (Michigan State Police) detectives that ...

MARQUETTE— The Marquette Board of Light and Power had 2,839 customers lose power Thursday morning. It was unclear what caused the outage. “It does look like we have an outage, just under 3,000 people are affected,” said a service representative from the Marquette Board of Light and ...