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Suspect in Hospital After Shootout with MSP Troopers in Marquette County

A male suspect is in custody and is receiving treatment for injuries sustained in a shoot-out with MSP troopers in Marquette County. At approximately 7 p.m. yesterday, Michigan State Police Hometown Security team troopers were involved in a shooting with a male suspect wanted on a felony warrant. The troopers …

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United States Coast Guard Station Portage Invites the Community to an Open House

The United States Coast Guard’s local station invites the Copper Country to tour their boats and learn more about joining their ranks tomorrow. During the open house, the US Coast Guard Station Portage will share why they joined, and tell the community a little about what their station does on …

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Michigan Attorney General Looking into Finlandia University’s Final Days

In the years leading up to Finlandia University’s closure the the school used endowment funds from donors to pay for operational expenses. Endowments typically allow an entity to pull money from the interest made by the account, but not from the principal. An endowment’s trustee may take money from the …

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A Mohawk Man Dies from Injuries Sustained in a Roll-Over Accident – Updated

UPDATE: The victim has been identified as Joel Tuoriniemi. Read his obituary here. A Mohawk man died early this morning as a result of injuries sustained in a rollover accident. At 2:10 a.m. the Keweenaw County Sheriff was dispatched for a single-vehicle rollover crash with the driver trapped inside. The …

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Copper Shores Community Health Foundation Contributes a $10,000 Grant Toward Hancock’s Purchase of the Ryan Street Community Gardens

Hancock will soon complete a purchase of the Ryan Street Gardens thanks to a grant from the Copper Shores Community Health Foundation, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, and the community who supported the action through a crowdfunding campaign. Last night the city council accepted the city’s grant award of ten …

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Ingham County Court Hearing to Abandon Finlandia Properties Rescheduled to October

An Ingham County court hearing to abandon properties on Finlandia University’s campus has been rescheduled. Earlier in the month O’Keefe LLC had motioned to abandon six buildings owned by the university due to inconsequential value or benefit to the receivership. Jutila Center, Mannerheim Hall, Nikander Hall, Wargelin Hall, the Paavo …

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Hancock Exchanges Top Soil for 24 Acres of Land

Hancock has agreed to a purchase agreement that will exchange topsoil for 24 acres of land. Thornton Construction will take 5,000 cubic yards of soil, that was cleared from lots at the Hancock Business and Technology Park, in exchange for giving the city a little more than 24 acres of …

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O’Keefe and Team Remain Committed to Paying Back Faculty

Finlandia University shut down at the end of its spring 2023 semester, the school still had deferred salaries left to pay for faculty and staff. The university employed 145 staff members when operating. The university’s state-appointed receiver Patrick OKeefe says he remains committed to paying staff their remaining salaries. Stating …

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Hancock Invites Residents to Master Plan Open House Tonight

Hancock residents will receive an update to the city’s master plan at an open house tomorrow night. The city’s master plan team will host the event at the Orhpeum Theater and Studio Pizza. The open house style meeting will include a summary of the city’s master plan sessions from earlier …

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Laurium Motorcyclist Pronounced Dead at the Scene in Early Morning Accident

UPDATE: The victim has been identified as Kurt Alan Hakala. See his obituary here. A motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene of a motorcycle accident early this morning. At approximately 1 a.m., the Houghton County sheriff was dispatched to a personal injury accident involving a motorcyclist on M-26 near …

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