The Kingsley High Schools Naval Junior Officer's Reserve Training Corps will represent Michigan at the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C. next year.

The project involves kitchen and gym upgrades, removal of temporary office partitions, and replacement of exterior doors.

A conditional offer of employment was authorized, with one dissenting vote, allowing the Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem, and City Attorney to negotiate an employment agreement with Marentette.

The Northwest Network of Playgroups has expanded with five new partners: Benzie Early Head Start, Clearwater Township Hall with Leap of Faith Gymnastics, COGNiTiON Science & Discovery Center, Elk Rapids Schools Way to Grow, and Grass River Natural Area.

A normal lunch at Forest Area Community Schools turned into a life-saving event when 10-year-old Harper Dontje acted quickly to help her friend, Noah McKee, who was choking.

This initiative, known as the Rural Street Medicine Residency Expansion Project, is designed to train primary care physicians to deliver care to individuals experiencing homelessness.

Boyd had a passion for helping others and had previously worked in law enforcement and as a teacher.

East Bay Township is one step closer to having a raptor sanctuary at Camp Greilick.

Peninsula Housing announced a $5,500 grant from Huntington Bank to fund a market study on its farm land in Suttons Bay.

The community of Traverse City is grappling with the tragic death of Lawrence Boyd IV, a parking services employee, who was shot and killed inside the Larry C. Hardy Parking Deck.

Early this morning, Traverse City Police responded to a call on the 300 block of East State Street, where they found 32-year-old Larry Boyd IV, a city employee, shot to death.

The Michigan Department of Education has revised health education standards for the first time since 2007, to provide specifics for districts on what they can cover.

Kalkaska High School's electronics class, taught by science teacher Andy Urquhart, has transitioned from a traditional curriculum to a hands-on learning approach.

Traverse City Area Public Schools is hosting its annual Winter Warm Up Pop Up Shop to help students stay warm during the winter.

Lt. Miner, who passed away in October at the age of 50, dedicated 30 years to firefighting, with his son and daughter also serving in the field.