KINGSFORD — Aviation enthusiasts will have a chance to step aboard a living piece of history this weekend and experience a flight over the community connected to its legacy. The C-47 Skytrain “Hairless Joe” will…
IM games shop draws crowd for 30th-anniversary Pokemon cards
IRON MOUNTAIN — A few dozen people began lining up about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday outside the Bored Bard Games on…
Man charged after standoff in Calumet ends peacefully
CALUMET TOWNSHIP — One person was arrested after an armed standoff in Calumet Township that lasted roughly seven hours Tuesday.…
Calls for state action after Line 5 gas leak in Wisconsin
Tribal nations and environmental groups are urging state officials to take stronger action against Enbridge after the largest oil and…
Camp Bird Youth Center to host appreciation day
CRIVITZ, Wis. — The Friends of Camp Bird invite the public to celebrate one of Marinette County’s most historic parks…
New vendors, big crowds at 2026 Dickinson fair
IRON MOUNTAIN — No numbers were offered, but Dickinson County officials on Monday summarized the 2026 county fair as boasting…
.
TRENDING
Lifestyles
Yooptoberfest celebration Saturday in Alpha
ALPHA — The Alpha Brewing Company will celebrate Yooptoberfest from noon to 7 p.m.…
Adventures on the Go
HARRIS — The Island Resort & Casino, together with Radio Results Network, will welcome Heartache Tonight:…
Eagles tribute band coming to the Island
Going for gold in grief
Local Sports
Bills set to open new stadium hosting the Lions
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The new car smell of the Buffalo Bills' Highmark…
Niagara posted a 4-1 record at an M&O Conference tournament Monday at Crivitz, placing second to…
Niagara gains M&O victories
Forest Park hosted Houghton and North Dickinson in girls volleyball matches Tuesday, coming away with a…
Forest Park handles Nordics, Houghton
Northern Stars U10 soccer
Business
Mortgage rates brush 7%, putting further strain on housing market
Home shoppers holding out for relief from rising mortgage rates may be in for…
Opinion
Marshfield Clinic Research Institute wants your ticks
With weather turning cooler as fall approaches, it might be expected the threat of ticks would start to diminish. No such luck, apparently. Marshfield Clinic Research Institute research has shown an autumn surge of deer ticks, which transmit Lyme and other diseases. With people outdoors taking in the fall foliage, hunting or perhaps doing…
Fencing up around main Kennedy Center after vote to close it
Editorial cartoon for Sept. 17, 2026
Will AI destroy humanity?
News
Saudis seeking allies’ help in fight with Houthi rebels
NASA spacecraft discovers huge new crater on the moon
US House approves sweeping Russia sanctions bill, sending it to Trump
House holds billionaire Black in contempt over Epstein investigation
Obituaries
Barbara Weber
Charles Tolonen
David E. Watts
Sharon Poquette
Extra, Extra
