Urban agriculture, once a buzz-y idea for transforming vacant spaces, has taken root in cities across America. Now, cities and farmers are thinking about how to make the movement sustainable year-round and long-term.
A new diner in downtown Escanaba is offering up classic American fare with a chef's twist on the menu.
A U.P. business wants to be the solution to the supply problem for natural, organic maple syrup, which is in high demand lately.
If the teacher standing at the front of the classroom is a good teacher, does it matter what race he or she is? The answer seems to be yes, at least for achievements by students of color.
A new ice cream store, Mama Cow's, is open in Chatham.
A new physician is accepting primary care and other patients in Iron Mountain.
With the help of a Kellogg grant, the Great Lakes Center for Youth Development and young people throughout the U.P. have been combining imagination with innovation to meet the needs of youths in their communities.
CrossFit 906 has a new home in Ishpeming.
A L'Anse coffee shop has opened a location in Marquette.
Sault Tribe chairperson Aaron Payment will serve on an advisory council appointed by President Obama.
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