On May 23, President Donald Trump announced that he would approve an investment from the Japanese company to U.S. Steel.
Steel industry experts react to Nippon Steel, U.S. Steel deal
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From the Farm: Chef-turned-food columnist Barbara Rolek dead at age 75
In my 35 years writing about recipes, I’ve shared the same newspaper page as various food columnists, including newsroom desk neighbors.
Two killed after four-vehicle wreck Friday in Jackson Township
Two motorcyclists died after a four-vehicle wreck on U.S. 6 in Jackson Township Friday afternoon, police said.
Prosecutors want Snyder to be sentenced within 90 days on IRS charge
Prosecutors would like the court to set a sentencing date for former Portage Mayor James Snyder within the next 90 days for his IRS charge.
High-speed chase ends in crash and arrest for drug possession
More than 200 bottles of prescription drugs suspected stolen from a Minneapolis suburb were recovered after a high-speed chase.
Berry testifies he shot first in self-defense at gas station as bystander was killed
Maurice Berry said on the stand Friday he turned to shoot Maurice Garrett at gas station, fearing the other man would kill him.
Ex-boyfriend charged in Shelby domestic incident
A Shelby man was charged Thursday for beating his ex-girlfriend and barricading himself at her home, leading to a SWAT team callout.
Worship news: Mother-daughter high tea and speaker series
News and events at local houses of worship
Highland council may have skirted open meeting law
The Highland Town Council on Tuesday night revealed that it may have violated the state’s Open-Door law by conducting town business outside a formal setting.
US Rep. Frank Mrvan vows to fight Trump’s ‘authoritarian approach,’ GOP’s ‘cruel’ spending cuts
U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan promised to fight President Donald Trump’s “authoritarian approach” as he spoke Thursday of drastic budget cuts.