The Kinross Township Volunteer Fire Department has been granted a lease extension, allowing more time to secure a new home for its equipment and trucks.

Human remains discovered at Kings Club Casino demolition identified as a young girl from over a century ago. Reinterred at old Indian burial ground.

Organizers of the 2025 Soo Film Festival have finalized this year's lineup, featuring 63 selections from 260 entries. The festival celebrates independent filmmakers from the Great Lakes region.

Sault Area Public Schools district voters approve $20.5 million bond proposal, paving the way for building and safety improvements.

The U.S. Coast Guard is looking into a tug and barge vessel's maneuverability problems and a hydraulic oil spill on the St. Marys River.

More than 300 riders on over 200 motorcycles traveled 340 miles from Hell to Paradise this weekend to raise $20,000 for veterans with PTSD.

First responders were dispatched to the Soo Locks for a construction accident, but it was a drill. The exercise tested response time and coordination.

The demolition of Kings Club Casino, a historic site on the Bay Mills Indian Reservation, has started. Plans are in place to redevelop the area into retail space with apartments.

Chippewa County Undersheriff Ryan Hering gave a presentation on human trafficking awareness, highlighting its presence in rural communities.

The main focus of the event is to raise awareness for those veterans who are suffering and to let them know they are not alone in the fight.