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Nearly 70 people have benefited from a hiring wave at the U.S. Forest Service brought on through funding from the stimulus package.

Hide Video A wild scene in Oscoda County where police say a driver crashed into his own home, smashing into his sister who was on the couch.

Fast-selling travel documents speed return from Canada, Mexico Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land announced today that the popular enhanced driver's license and state ID card now are available at the Atlanta and Mio branch offices.

One sibling is in jail, one sibling is in the hospital after a terrible crash at a Mio home over the weekend.

Betty M. Murphy of Howell, MI Age 80, passed away on August 31, 2009 in Grayling, Michigan.

Wednesday brought new developments in the case of two deer hunters who vanished in 1985.

Call it a confluence of coincidences. An intersection of indelible events and memories.

Poor old Michigan cana t even get global warming right! Ita s another wet and cold Saturday up here in the North Woods.

Hide Video We have breaking news involving the accidental shooting death of a Northern Michigan high school student.

It's been a busy couple of weeks up here in Northern Michigan, above the "Tension Line." There's some debate, of course, as to where this mythical border actually begins.

OFF THE MENU By HUGH ROBERT Campground vacations used to mean a steady diet of fire-grilled burgers, potato chips, and canned beans.

As I am an avid birdwatcher, how fortunate I am to live in Michigan, where I am able to see almost all of the 37 species of Eastern North American warblers on their migratory journey to nesting destinations in Southeastern Michigan or farther north.

William H. Houlton of Bremerton died June 3, 2009 at Harrison Medical Center. Bill was born on November 5, 1928 in Mio, Michigan to Artemus and Gertrude Houlton.

MIO, the world's first strapless ECG accurate heart rate monitor watch is proud to be featured on last Wednesday's CBC National News : with Peter Mansbridge.

Northern Michigan may be a very rural area, but we still have great opportunities for higher education.

SUPPLY, NC, April 25, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Mark Gordon Smith, author of the Private Italy trilogy, announced today the release of his first fiction novel, Harrisville.

As trout season approaches, the Department of Natural Resources wants anglers who fish the Au Sable River from Mio to McKinley to know it will be conducting a large-scale creel survey during the entire season.