Sunday Jun 28 | WLUC-TV Negaunee
One dead, three injured in collision
The Keweenaw County Sheriff's Department responded to the scene of a two-car collision that happened Saturday evening on U.S. 41 in Copper Harbor near the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge.
Finlandia graduates look ahead
It's graduation season and Sunday 108 students received their diplomas at Finlandia University in Hancock.
Citizens protest spending at Tea Parties
They paid their money, but citizens also gave the government an earful on tax day.
Training for violent incidents
AA few minutes.A That's all police say they have, when someone commits a massive act of violence, before the incident is over.
Mohawk Secretary of State office open twice a week starting April 7
Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land reminds residents that the Mohawk branch office will be open two days a week instead of one beginning Tuesday, April 7. The office at 3616 U.S. Highway 41 will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays through the end of September, when it returns to service one day a week as it adjusts to the lower seasonal business volume.
$5.2 million for UP trails and parks
Big money is coming to the Upper Peninsula from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund.
AA Keweenaw County man has been killed in a traffic crash.A It happened at 10:15 a.m. Thursday on U.S. 41 south of Mohawk.
$1M endowment to help Northern Michigan University
A $1 million endowment being established by an Arizona couple with Michigan roots will be used to help send Northern Michigan University students on study-abroad programs.
Keweenaw chugs on, despite cold
If the cold wasn't bad enough, blowing snow made outdoor activity in the Keweenaw unbearable on Thursday, and driving even more treacherous than Wednesday.
Here's a look at what we're working on for tonight's news. Wednesday, December 31, 2008 at 5:28 p.m. A propane tank on the back of fork-lift exploded at Synder's Drug Store in Negaunee.
Editorial: Some suggestions for a better 2009
Speramus Meliora, Resurget Cineribus . "It shall rise from the ashes. We hope for better things." Father Gabriel Richard's words, spoken to comfort Detroiters after the then-100-year old village was burned to ...