Upper Michigan's Source

This Friday is the second annual YMCA Harvest Moon 5k Walk/Run in Escanaba

Ishpeming's Birchview Elementary School began the groundbreaking on its $1.4 million expansion project Monday

Eliminating one ingredient from your diet sounds like it would be a simple task; But this isn't so

School board meets to discuss enrollment, introduce new staff and talk about sinking fund projects.

Are you OK with banks recording your voice as a "voiceprint" to help fight fraud? Yes or no? Why or why not?

The Venison Project has donated over 25,000 pounds of venison to the Escanaba Salvation Army and Detroit Area United Methodist Church

Dozens of people drove through downtown Iron Mountain honking their horns to "Break the Silence" on domestic violence on Tuesday

LifePoint Hospitals announced that Mitch Leckelt has accepted the position of CEO for Bell Hospital

The second day in the trial of Michael Nelson began on Tuesday

Over the years, boat models have changed, new motors are built but one thing remains the same, the need to winterize your boat

The wind blew one of the UPtoberfest tents into power lines at the corner of First Avenue North and Seventh Street

If you think the number of drug cases in Upper Michigan have been increasing, you're right

Are you confident with how the CDC is dealing with Ebola in the United States? Yes or no? Why or why not?

Marquette County Veterans Alliance hope to gain support for a special millage on the November 4 ballot

Marquette City Commissioners voted to move forward with a lease agreement with the Upper Peninsula Rowing Club

Thursday afternoon, 3,500 walleye fish found a new home in Little Bay de Noc in Rapid River

Menominee High School became the first high school in Michigan to obtain a Solarwise Solar Electric System

Invent @ NMU is a new program that takes students with different backgrounds from accounting to mechanical engineering and combine their skills to figure out whether or not an invention can be brought to life

A recent Federal Regulatory Energy Commission decision proposed the U.P. assume 100 percent of the $116 million Presque Isle Power Plant operating costs, starting December 1

The focus of the book was how different communities within the state of Michigan have become great places to live

YMCA to host Harvest Moon 5K

Birchview Elementary School in Ishpeming plans expansion

Living gluten free

MAPS Meeting Talks Enrollment

Poll: Voiceprints

Donate your deer to feed the hungry

Officials make some noise to Break the Silence

Interim CEO of Bell Hospital named permanent CEO

Michigan State Police called to the stand in hit-and-run trial

Getting your boat ready for winter

High winds cause power outage in Escanaba

Meth busts increase as Ishpeming Police crack down

Poll: Confident in the CDC?

Marquette County veterans seek support for special millage proposal

Marquette approves lease with U.P. Rowing Club

3,500 walleye released in Rapid River

Michigan high school gets solar electric system

It's time to bring your invention to life

UPPCO responds to questions about Presque Isle Power Plant ruling

New book wants to give communities a jump start