Highlights from across Northern Michigan

Deputies were called to an alarm activation at 4Front Credit Union in Filer Township, where evidence showed tampering with the ATM and footprints leading away from the area.

These OKRs are designed to turn the Strategic Action Plan into measurable outcomes, improving organizational performance over a 1-3 year timeline.

The charges include allegations of abuse between 2018 and 2019 and exposing the child to pornographic material.

Munson Healthcare is inviting Northern Michigan residents to participate in the Voices for Food Access contest, encouraging them to share their experiences with food access through original artwork.

The event, presented by the Home Builders Association of Northwest Michigan, aims to connect homeowners, builders, and suppliers. Attendees can explore the latest building trends, products, and services, and engage directly with local professionals to gather ideas for various projects.

This program aims to expand access to teacher-preparation programs for Northern Michigan students while strengthening the region's education workforce.

This prestigious award recognizes local residents committed to improving the lives of people in the Grand Traverse region.

Efforts are underway to enhance the area surrounding Cherry Capital Airport in Northern Michigan, known as the "Gateway Corridor," with new hotels, restaurants, and shops. This development aims to serve both travelers and local residents.

In Charlevoix County, Diegel was charged with Fraudulent Use of a Building Contract Fund and Larceny By Conversion amounting to $20,000 or more, reflecting the significant financial impact on the church due to his actions.

Two drivers came away with minor injuries. At the same time, deputies were responding to a theft incident connected to the crash, leading to a vehicle chase and an arrest.

Funding for the restoration of Buckhorn Creek is complete, with support from the Meijer Foundation and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Habitat Improvement Account.

The U.S. Department of Justice has released over 300,000 case files concerning Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, both convicted of sex crimes against children.

The grants help institutions implement evidence-based practices that facilitate credential attainment and contribute to a stronger workforce.

This marks the largest amount ever received for this purpose, thanks to 110 envelopes from an anonymous donor.