Stay Informed About Marquette, Michigan Local News

Why Marquette News?

Imagine waking up to a single email that captures everything happening in Marquette and the Upper Peninsula – from urgent weather alerts and community events to inspiring local stories – without the hassle of flipping between apps or websites. In Marquette, Michigan, the news landscape is buzzing with a fresh focus on hyper-local coverage, thanks to the recent consolidation of TV stations under My UP News. This new brand, launching September 9, 2024, combines WBUP (ABC affiliate) and WJMN (MyNet affiliate) to deliver 20 hours of weekly live newscasts and 24/7 digital updates via myUPnow.com, emphasizing U.P.-specific stories that residents care deeply about, like weather impacts, safety incidents, and community solutions. Residents stay informed through a mix of broadcast TV and digital platforms, with aggregators like NewsBreak pulling in content from sources such as WLUC (TV6), WZMQ, and Northern Michigan University (NMU) journalism. This setup highlights the U.P.'s unique vibe – think Diwali festivals at NMU, NMU sports triumphs, and practical coverage of local issues like food pantry drives serving over 300 households. But let's be real: sifting through all this can feel overwhelming, especially when you're a busy professional juggling work, family, and life in the North Woods. That's where Briefsy steps in, turning scattered sources into one effortless, personalized newsletter tailored just for you. With Briefsy, you won't miss the mile-long 'No Kings' protests or the latest on Gwinn Area Community Schools' bond proposal – all curated alongside your other passions, like national sports or tech trends. It's free, forever, and designed to save you time while keeping you connected to what matters most in Marquette.