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I’m a sucker for cold cases. I grew up in the era of “Law & Order,” “FBI Files,” “Unsolved Mysteries” and Robert Stack’s voice lulling me to sleep until the impending background music woke me up to believing someone was in my house with a kitchen blade.

Is there anything better than the first bite of your favorite meal? I don’t think so. The way the flavors rush over your pallet rewards the anticipation of a well-executed meal.

Whether it’s advancing to the next grade or high school graduation, this time of year is full of big transitions — and the big feelings that can accompany them — for parents and kids alike.

When Becky Burns stepped in front of the Michigan House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military and Veterans Affairs on April 24, she wasn’t just speaking for herself. She was standing up for more than 800 veterans and their families in Alger County — and sounding an alarm over a grant reduction that could have serious consequences for rural veterans across the state.

Frog Hollow flood sends resident on kayak excursion

Contrary to rumors circulating around town, White Pine Lodge in Christmas will remain open.

The Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan is dedicating May to education and advocacy surrounding missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives, or MMIWR.