The Upper Peninsula State Bank has purchased property to open an office in Marquette. They purchased the former Burger King property on West Washington Street in Marquette and hired Andy Herro to serve as Marquette County Community Bank president.

Bank President and CEO David Williams says Marquette is a thriving community. He also talks about working with business owners during th COVID-19 pandemic.

Congressman Jack Bergman talks about the importance of remembering during this Memorial Day holiday weekend those who served in the military, the most recent House vote on a $3 trillion stimulus package, what Congress may still do during the COVID-19 pandemic and how Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is responding as a leader to the pandemic.

Following the announcement Monday afternoon that retail, office, bars and restaurants will be allowed to reopen Friday in the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula, State Rep. Beau LaFave of Iron Mountain talks about Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's executive order.

After seven years on the Escanaba Planning Commission, Kel Smyth resigned from the commission in protest of the city council's vote to reject a $14.5 million low to mid income housing project on North 26th Street.

Escanaba Mayor Marc Tall talks about the council's vote to reject a $14.5 million housing unit near Walmart. With businesses shutdown in the state, city manager Patrick Jordan is concerned about the city's budget.