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This comes after leaders in the Great Lakes shipping industry say they lost a third of their season due to a lack of icebreakers.
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The outcome of this case was determined by the Michigan Sentencing Guidelines, which have not been updated in decades, and some say it's time for a change.
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Officials say intentionally fake distress calls complicate and strain emergencies services across the Great Lakes region.
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Rogers City business owners have been prepping for weeks for the biggest event of the year, the Nautical City Festival.
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Cpl. James Torka was killed in 1942 while serving as an infantry mechanic in the Pacific Theater during World War II. The U.S. Army was unable to find or identify him until this summer.
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While mail-in prescription orders have been an answer for growing pharmacy deserts, officials say the companies behind those services help cause closures.
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The state will be extending a bike path in Alpena Township next summer. The plan is to extend the current pathway that ends at Island Drive to South Patridge Point Road.
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MI Shores has been cleaning the shores of Thunder Bay for two years. Now, the group is working with the city to fundraise to clean the storm drains on a regular basis.
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Roger's City residents and visitors gathered to honor the 33 lives that were lost in the sinking of the Carl D. Bradley shipwreck that happened nearly 68 years ago. The Sundew, a Minnesota-based Coast Guard vessel, rescued the only two survivors of the shipwreck. Last week, the Sundew visited Rogers City for the first time since the shipwreck.
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Breaking down how election day went in Grand Traverse County.