Planes, trains and automobiles are what it takes for a thriving industrial infrastructure, and a giant leap in that direction is coming to the U.P. — a $7.3 million transportation and logistics hub at the Chippewa County Industrial Park in Kincheloe. State and federal grants have supported the creation of the new […]
Other News
Local Man Sentenced up to 60 years on Five Felony Sex Crimes
James Allen Morris, age 55, was sentenced this morning June 18 th , 2024 by the Honorable JamesP. Lambros of the 50 th Circuit Court. Morris was sentenced to 37 years to 60 years in theMichigan Department of Corrections, for his convictions of five felony counts includingCriminal Sexual Assault in […]
The Things I Go Through
Hi Everyone. Maverick here with another exciting edition of “Cat Tales.” You’re probably wondering why I am dressed up like a flag. This is my friend, Spaghetti Betty’s work. She is making us costumes for July 4th, and she snapped this pic while doing a fitting. I think you know […]
MSP Seeks Assistance with Kinross Gas Station Break-InInvestigation
SAULT STE MARIE, MICH. The Michigan State Police (MSP) Sault Ste. Marie Post isrequesting assistance from the public with identifying the suspect(s) who broke into the KinrossEZ Mart early this morning. On June 11, 2024, at approximately 3:20 a.m. a trooper from the MSP Sault Ste. Marie Postresponded to a […]
Protect against mosquito, tick bites
This year’s warm, wet spring was prime time for some of Michigan’s nuisance insect species. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services recently issued tips to avoid bites by ticks and mosquitoes. Bug bites can be more than just an annoyance – they can have future health implications, so it’s important to […]
Falcons banded at International Bridge
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. and Ontario – It’s been another successful summer for the resident peregrine falcons at the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge, with the pair of nesting raptors successfully raising three chicks this year. Karl Hansen, bridge engineer for the International Bridge Administration (IBA), gave an update on the […]
Ivan’s In Trouble
Hi everyone. Here is the latest edition of “Cat Tales.” What a week it’s been for my mom. She says she feels like she is on a roller coaster. She got some good health news, but then a few days later she got bad news. It’s very stressful getting old […]
MSP K9 Team Finds Hit and Run Suspect
OSCODA COUNTY, MICH. A Michigan State Police (MSP) canine handler and his partner, assigned to the Alpena Post, recently assisted the Oscoda County Sheriff’s Department with tracking a subject believed to have fled the scene of a vehicle crash. On May 27, Tpr. Charles Scruggs, and his canine partner, Waco, responded to […]
Blue Devils Celebrate Successful Seasons
The Sault High Blue Devils Track and Field teams celebrated their successful seasons on Thursday night. The coaches raved about the athletes’ character, humility, work ethic, dedication and leadership displayed by the upper classmen. Athletes received JV or Varsity letters, as well as the perpetual special recognition awards. Boys’ Head […]
Mackinac Bridge repaving completion delayed
ST. IGNACE, Mich. – Completion of the first season of a two-season repaving project on the Mackinac Bridge’s north viaduct and approach truss spans has again been delayed, with completion now expected next week. Citing rainy weather that has prevented paving, along with projected rain in weather forecasts, project contractor Zenith Tech […]












