MARQUETTE — After a winter storm dumped nearly two feet of snow on Marquette in late December, the city of Marquette went into overdrive to get snow off of roads and sidewalks. When the flakes settled, what was left were enormous snowbanks between the sidewalk and the road, in some places ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com. LANSING — A group aiming to tighten voter ID rules and require proof of citizenship to register in Michigan says it has collected ...
MARQUETTE — IronArts Theatre and Peter White Public Library are coming together to provide a thrilling week of entertainment. At at 6 p.m. February 16-18, the library will be hosting performances of "Misery," a Tony-nominated play based on author Stephen King’s 1987 novel of the same name. ...
In a bid to capitalize on recent bipartisan pushes to regulate the state’s hemp industry, Wisconsin Democrats have introduced a bill to fully legalize marijuana. But the effort to create legal recreational and medical programs is all but sure to fail. Republicans, who control both chambers ...
LANSING — The weekend killing of a US citizen by Border Patrol agents in Minnesota has sparked renewed calls for reform nationally and in Michigan, primarily by Democrats frustrated by Republican President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigrant deportation tactics. Deportations surged in ...
TRAVERSE CITY — On Jan. 23, Traverse City-based Flow Water Advocates filed its reply to the arguments raised by Enbridge Limited Energy LLC, the Michigan Public Service Commission and other respondents in Flow’s Michigan Supreme Court case challenging the Michigan Public Service ...