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Wolf numbers down but stable, DNR says

LANSING, MI-- The number of gray wolves in the Upper Peninsula has dropped for the second straight year, but DNR officials say the change isn’t...
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Late spring means U.P. roadside parks to remain shuttered

MARQUETTE, MI-- Roadside parks in the Upper Peninsula will open late this year. The Michigan Department of Transportation says all 32 parks will...

Excellent trails in state to be acknowledged as "Pure Michigan"

LANSING, MI (AP)-- The Michigan Senate has unanimously approved legislation to recognize top-notch trails as "Pure Michigan" trails and to create a...

Many want to see reduced expulsions, suspensions in MI schools

LANSING, MI (AP)-- A group of students and teachers has marched from Detroit to Lansing to protest what it says is the harmful and unnecessary...

Dickinson County city receives funding to upgrade water and wastewater systems

NORWAY, MI-- The city of Norway is getting $5.6 million to revamp its water and wastewater systems. The money comes from the USDA’s Rural...

U.P. students to gain education in environmental issues

MARQUETTE, MI-- The Superior Watershed Partnership in Marquette has been given $200,000 to expand Great Lakes educational programming. The grant...

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