MUNISING — The Munising Trout & Salmon Classic is officially set to return to the waters of Lake Superior on May 16–17, bringing anglers from across the region together for one of the Upper Peninsula’s premier fishing tournaments. Sponsored by the Munising Visitors Bureau and hosted ...
MARQUETTE — The 2025 Presque Isle deer survey has been released. The survey is conducted each year in a collaboration between NMU Fisheries and Wildlife Association, Moosewood Nature Center and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, and is reported to the city of Marquette to provide ...
MARQUETTE — On May 19-20, members of the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center outreach and enrollment team will travel to the Marquette area hosting four separate enrollment events. The PACT Act, signed into law in 2022, expanded eligibility for VA health care, allowing more veterans than ever ...
MARQUETTE — The Superior Health Foundation concluded its second grant cycle of 2026 on Wednesday, announcing $302,710 in funding distributed across 22 grants to organizations serving the Upper Peninsula. The awards include $189,618 in U.P. Health Impact Grants across six projects addressing ...
MARQUETTE – The Michigan Department of Treasury has announced the launch of the Fire Equipment Grant Program, a funding opportunity designed to help local units of government purchase critical fire equipment and fire gear for on-call, part-time and volunteer firefighters. The program was ...
WASHINGTON — Lower-income Americans sharply reduced their gas consumption in the month following the Iran war, yet spiking prices still forced them to spend more at the pump, worsening the economy's economic disparities, new research released Wednesday showed. Higher-income households, ...