Sault Ste. Marie

Abby Roque just made history as the first Indigenous woman to play for the U.S. Olympic Women's Hockey team.

An Upper Peninsula city council was at odds with the city's newspaper after setting a 6 MPH speed limit.

On October 24, 1901, her 63rd birthday, she was the first person to get in a barrel and plummet over the falls and survive. After being found, Taylor was conscious and except for a small gash on her head, was not harmed seriously in the stunt.

There are some spots that are truly breathtaking, and if you've never planned a trip to the upper peninsula, make sure you're comfortable with long drives.

A moose made a passage through the locks at Sault Ste Marie being transported from Lake Superior to Lake Huron.

The locks close each year for 10 weeks for cleaning and repairs. This year they had to keep it open just a few hours later, so one last freighter could squeeze through.

Adding a second lock to accommodate super freighters on the Great Lakes was authorized by Congress in 1986. But funding was always thrown to the back burner ever since.

We can't wait for Memorial Day to go racing in Michigan. Sault Ste Marie's I-500 snowmobile race is the biggest in the world.

Finding something pithy or profound to say about a photo like this is difficult. The power of nature is a fine line between beautiful and, at times, ugly.

Are you, or do you know, a dental hygienist that is perhaps looking for a change of scenery? It could come at a real good deal.