MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The mortgage for the Marquette Regional History Center is paid off. “I think it’s everyone’s dream to rid themselves of their house mortgage but to have the mortgage for this organization done and gone is really extraordinary,” Marquette Regional History Center Executive Director Cris Osier said.

Each year authorities receive reports of tens of thousands of children who are reportedly abused by their parents or caretakers.

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Friday’s episode of Upper Michigan Today was celebratory, but still somber as the TV6 crew honored Elizabeth Peterson on her last day as Morning News Anchor and UMT co-host. Elizabeth is staying in the community and will dedicate her time to the 906 Adventure Team.

With temperatures climbing into the 50s in some areas, the Coast Guard is warning people to stay off the ice or take precautions.

A winter storm could bring a mix of rain and snow to parts of Michigan into Friday, the National Weather Service. Some areas could see 6-10 inches.

The eighth-ranked Wolverines (3-1) routed Marquette (3-1) Sunday, 22-5. Starting by scoring the opening goal, the Golden Eagles were then outmatched by Michigan all day. It was a collectively dominant showing, where 13 different players found the back of the net for the Wolverines.

The Michigan DNR is continuing a successful program begun in 2021 to keep boating access sites plowed at more than two dozen popular Upper Peninsula ice-fishing locations.

On a chilly day in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Marquette (3-1) came out swinging with an early goal from senior midfielder Hannah Bodner, but No. 8 Michigan (3-1) punched back

The National Weather Service is predicting warming temperatures in Michigan into next week. Areas could see rain and snow this week.

Pure Michigan is encouraging travelers to stop and smell the tulips this year through its promotion of slow tourism practices. The Pure Michigan campaign predicts that the slow travel trend will surge in popularity in 2025 as people seek ways to unwind from “years of ratcheting national stress.

The Northern Michigan University women’s basketball team took care of business on Thursday evening, edging Wisconsin-Parkside 69-68 to lock up the No. 2 seed in the upcoming GLIAC Tournament. Even though all of the top four seeds earn home-court advantage in the opening-round quarterfinals of the tourney to be played on Wednesday,

Weather forecasters on Saturday warned of a "coast-to-coast winter storm" overtaking the nation — with heavy snow in the Great Lakes, including Michigan's UP and along the Lake Huron shore.