MARQUETTE — Sixty moose have been killed in vehicle collisions over the past four years in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, with most of the crashes occurring on stretches of highway in the western U.P. The fall and summer months, when moose are particularly active, are the most common times ...

GWINN — A Forsyth Township man has been arrested and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor, among other related offenses. According to the Forsyth Township Police Department, Patrick Darren Moore, 44, of Gwinn, faces the following charges: • 11 counts of using a computer to commit a ...

MARQUETTE— For more than a decade, the Zonta Club's Evergreen award has been a staple in recognizing individuals who assist and mentor women, demonstrate excellence and provide exceptional volunteer service. This year, the prestigious honor has gone to Pam Christensen and was awarded on ...

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 ...