Tuesday’s classes at Michigan State University were canceled and a remembrance gathering planned for the three students who lost their lives in a shooting last year — Brian Fraser, Arielle Anderson and Alexandria Verner. Tuesday also is when Michigan’s sweeping new gun regulations take ...

At a glance, it appears the Superior Health Foundation hit personnel gold in its search for a successor to outgoing executive director Jim LaJoie. LaJoie, who has led the organization for the past dozen years, announced he would retire in May. His successor is Megan Murphy, a downstate ...

Great Lakes shipwreck enthusiasts this week received a bit of welcome news when it was announced that the 244-foot bulk carrier Arlington, lost in Lake Superior storm in1840 with exactly one person aboard, had been located. The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society and shipwreck researcher ...

It’s the dreaded tax season, which means the pain of filling out all those forms for state and federal taxes, perhaps cutting checks to the government, and definitely scammers on the hunt for your money. The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says scammers pretend to be IRS or state ...

February is Career and Technical Education Month, a time for students, parents, educators and others to take a closer look at training opportunities available across Michigan. High schools, colleges and some universities offer CTE programs that are aligned with in-demand, high-wage careers in ...

That the people who own and operate the Tilden Mine in National Mine are seriously considering expansion of the site must be considered very good news to the economic health of the region. And that environmental groups, notably the Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, are keeping a close ...