Good morning, Marquette.

1,700 customers of Marquette Board of Light and Power are without electricity, with the cause still under investigation and no restoration time provided.

The Upper Peninsula Power Company donated $20,000 to the TV6 Canathon to support local food pantries in response to rising food costs.

Marquette Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is inviting public feedback on a proposed dog ban at city playgrounds due to health concerns and safety for children.

The Marquette Symphony Orchestra collaborates with NMU Arts Chorale and Marquette Choral Society for holiday concerts featuring a mix of sacred and secular music.

The Marquette City Commission will receive an update on the Cliffs-Dow property's environmental rehabilitation project during their meeting.

Franklin Dohanyos showcases holiday gift ideas from Michigan, including local brands of toffee, chocolates, cheese, pot pies, and wooden bowls.

Gerald Gittens scored 18 points in the last 8:40, leading Northern Michigan University to a 73-62 win over Parkside.

The NMU men's hockey team was defeated 2-1 by Ferris State despite Matthew Romer scoring his third goal of the season.

Northern Michigan University's women's track & field team secured third place out of nine at the Early Bird Open in Wisconsin, highlighted by two first-place finishes in the 60m hurdles and the 4x400m relay.

Jacy Weisbrod scored 22 points to lead Northern Michigan University's women's basketball team to come from behind and maintain their undefeated season at 8-0.

Anna p.s. Live Music and Holiday Shopping

The event features indie folk musician Anna p.s. performing live while attendees enjoy a 10% discount on all items at Fancy Free, perfect for Christmas shopping.