LANSING — Many teachers in Michigan need to work additional jobs to make ends meet. The rising cost of health care is one major reason why teachers seek additional employment. Repaying student loans is an additional reason, said Doug Pratt, the director of communications and public ...

MUNISING — Police agencies involved in the months-long search for Starla Goings that may relate to foul play are about to get an assist in the quest to find the missing person from an unlikely source — the many thousands of hunters venturing into the Upper Peninsula woodlands in pursuit of ...

ESCANABA – Raymond Keith Dishno, Escanaba, was found guilty of one count of controlled substance - possession less than 25 grams by a jury; sentence enhanced by habitual offender - fourth offense; 12 months in jail, credit for five days served; fines, fees and costs of $698.

ESCANABA – These individuals were recently sentenced in Delta County District Court on unrelated charges: — Cheyanne Lynn Stout, Escanaba, pleaded guilty to one count of retail fraud – third degree; 10 days in jail suspended; fines, fees and costs of $1,800.83; 12 months probation; 70 ...

ESCANABA — Based in a small town in Wisconsin but with a mill in Carney in the Upper Peninsula, the business of Performance — begun by a father and son duo in 1981 — has evolved from strictly pallet recycling into a manufacturer of multiple shipping solutions and other wood ...

IRONWOOD – In September, Aspirus Health made the decision to change the obstetrics model in Ironwood at the end of the year. The announcement brought heated responses from several state legislators in Lansing and the Michigan Nurses Association, but Aspirus cites a number of reasons for the ...