QUINNESEC — Breitung Township Fire Department has improved its response capabilities with the acquisition of a new utility terrain vehicle that allows personnel to reach remote areas and off-road sites. Township officials got a closer…
Dr. Donald Jacobs, longtime area family physician, dies at age 95
IRON MOUNTAIN — Dr. Donald Jacobs, who treated generations of families during his more than 60 years practicing medicine in…
Remember when?
This week’s “Remember when?” explores the Triangle Ranch, a failed attempt to “test out exhaustively the practicability of large-scale, capitalistic…
Study: Isle Royale wolf population inbred but likely to last 20 years
(This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com.) Researchers…
US ban on $1B in Canadian imports goes into effect
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S.-Canada relations, already tense, are likely to deteriorate further after the United States went ahead early Tuesday…
Sagola Township preparing to debut new sledding hill
CHANNING — A trip to the sewer lagoons late last year led to creation of Sagola Township’s newest outdoor recreation…
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Lifestyles
IMHS 60th class reunion
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KINGFORD — The Dickinson County Community Chorus will begin its children’s chorus rehearsals for the annual…
DCCC to start children’s chorus Christmas Concert rehearsals
Local Sports
LadyCats go 5-0 at Wisconsin tournament
Florence, the smallest school in attendance, swept through the Valders Invitational on Saturday, posting…
Packers add guard Zeitler, lose WR Reed for season
Kingsford defeated Norway 6-2 to wrap up its girls tennis regular season at home Monday, posting…
Flivvers, Knights look to UP's after tennis finale
Axford connection helps Lakes spill Jets
Business
AI companies will 'self-police,' Trump says
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he and a large…
Opinion
Taking better care about the food being thrown out
When scraping that plate or tossing peelings into the garbage, ever think of what comes next? That bag probably ends up at a landfill, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Here’s why that’s a problem. When this food waste breaks down in landfills, it produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas. And a…
Editorial cartoon for Sept. 30, 2026
‘Moral Cowards’ and other truths
Ex-Trump prosecutor Smith defends investigations at Senate hearing
News
Pilot stabs fellow pilot on flight to Israel before passengers intervene
Hegseth announces new drone command, cuts to 20% of generals
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