DEAR DR. ROACH: My daughter's going through a manic psychotic break. Her reality is skewed, and she thinks that she's right and that the rest of us are out of touch. It's taking a toll on our family. How can I get through to her to seek professional help? — B.C. ANSWER: Unfortunately, this ...
GWINN — The Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter has announced that it will be reopening following its recent outbreak of canine parvovirus, a virus which is highly contagious in dogs and can be fatal. According to UPAWS, all affected puppies have tested negative for the disease and are “doing well.” “Throughout the closure, staff maintained strict isolation and biosecurity protocols while providing continuous care and protecting the shelter population,” said UPAWS. UPAWS will reopen in phases — starting today, the shelter will open for cats and small critters, ...
FROM A NEWS RELEASE ST. IGNACE — A St. Ignace man has been arrested and arraigned on a felony charge stemming from the alleged theft of funds from the Mackinac County Animal Shelter. In July 2025, the Michigan State Police St. Ignace post received a report that a person with connections ...
FROM A NEWS RELEASE KINCHELOE — On June 9, troopers from the Michigan State Police Sault Ste. Marie post arrested a man in Kincheloe after he allegedly stole a vehicle in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and kidnapped an individual at knifepoint. Troopers were contacted by the Green Bay Police ...
NEW YORK — High oil and gasoline prices and energy supply problems won't be solved overnight, despite an agreement to end the Iran war and open the Strait of Hormuz announced Sunday. It will likely take months before energy companies can resume operations to the point of meeting the world's demand, according to energy experts. The slow pace of the process of shipping and refining crude oil, and doubts about the security of traveling through the strait mean the effect won't be seen immediately, they said. Ships loaded with crude oil have been stranded in the Persian Gulf for more ...
By the end of the 19th century, the Lake Superior copper district had already begun its decline in terms of copper production and its percentage of mineral contribution to the United States copper market. While the Copper Country could boast of contributing approximately 90% of the ...
