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Ways to protect against embezzlement Patrick Heraghty, executive director of Alpena’s Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan, said he’s glad he’s never had to respond to an embezzlement case among any

TRAVERSE CITY — A Peninsula Township man who pleaded guilty to a financial felony will spend 38 to 180 months in prison after a judge said it’s the worst case

KALKASKA — Officials with Kalkaska County and the hospital authority will each pay two former hospital board members $75,000 in a lawsuit accusing the county board and hospital authority of

Five miles east of downtown Ludington on US-10 is one of my very favorite farm markets.

A Northern Michigan Journalism Collaborative review found numerous examples of contractors who kept working as they racked up complaint after complaint.

Contractors in northern Michigan are collecting money for work they never perform, and the system to protect consumers is failing. (Photo via Shutterstock)

All of Michigan's prisons have seen vacancies but in no part of the state is it worse than the Upper Peninsula, with high assaults, open positions and thinning ranks.

TRAVERSE CITY — Exactly 129 years ago this week, settler and businessman Perry Hannah opened his office to a group of fellow railroaders for their monthly directors meeting.

TRAVERSE CITY — After remaining unsolved for 37 years, the murder of Linda Meteer, daughter, friend, and mother of five, is a closed case.

Corrections officers and their advocates now hope lawmakers can reintroduce bills to allow officers to join the Michigan State Police pension plan, which advocates say would help with staff recruitment and retention in Michigan prisons.