Two individuals were targeted via WhatsApp in the past five days, marking an increase from the usual one or two scams per year.
This new facility will address a significant coverage gap in the South Pacific, delivering near-real-time data for federal and commercial missions.
Traverse City Area Public Schools announced Tuesday that classes for the 2026-2027 school year will begin on September 8, 2026, following Labor Day.
While the construction will result in the removal of the current fields, the district is working to relocate long-term users, including local youth sports leagues, to other nearby athletic complexes.
Traverse City Area Public Schools board has approved a $17.2 million project to build a multi-purpose athletic facility at Carlisle Field near East Middle School.
Leelanau Investing For Teens, known as LIFT, is offering after-school programs and support to students in rural Leelanau County.
Moomers opened its doors in Traverse City today for the 2026 ice cream season, marking 29 years in business for the local hub.
Northport Public Schools launched a radio broadcast program in September to teach middle and high school students about the industry.
traverse City Area Public Schools is set to approve a construction bid of over $17 million for a new After-school Clubhouse and Multi-Purpose Fieldhouse during a school board meeting Monday.
Crawford AuSable School District is seeking to restore its millage rate to recover $160,000 in annual funding.
Kirtland Community College is joining forces with Central Michigan University to offer more direct pathways for students pursuing bachelor’s degrees.
The Cheboygan school board voted Monday to discipline board member Travis Neville following community outcry over racist and sexist comments he posted online.
Reed Hudson, a senior at Western Michigan University, has been named the 2025 Aviation Student of the Year by the Michigan Association of Airport Executives.
Little Traverse Bay Humane Society has expanded its pet services to offer professional dog training, including sessions that focus on communication and confidence building.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer's final State of the State Address outlined major changes to Michigan's education system, focusing on literacy training, funding, and preschool access.
