Peter Kobs

INTERLOCHEN — When the news broke that Interlochen Center for the Arts was investigating possible cases of sexual misconduct during the late 1960s and 1970s, many people asked: “Why would

TRAVERSE CITY — The Governmental Center in downtown Traverse City can expect a new neighbor in March 2026 when the MSU Extension Service moves into the middle floor of the

TRAVERSE CITY — If someone has a diabetic emergency and ends up in the hospital, the immediate priority is treating that illness so the patient can return to “normal life.”

TRAVERSE CITY — If there’s one thing that unites people around the world, it’s the urge to criticize the government, according a recent 24-nation survey by the Pew Research Center.

TRAVERSE CITY — What might seem like a simple proposition — offering logo wear to Grand Traverse County employees — turned into a complex debate over fairness and legality at

TRAVERSE CITY — Just after midnight, when most of northern Michigan is asleep, something significant would happen at 1621 Keane Dr. in Garfield Township.

TRAVERSE CITY — The embattled pedestrian bridge over U.S. 31 in East Bay Township will be replaced, state officials said Wednesday, despite two obstacles — funding and site location.

TRAVERSE CITY — Northwest Michigan’s largest LGBTQ+ organization, Up North Pride, has opened its first center in Traverse City.

TRAVERSE CITY — Northwest Michigan’s largest public transportation agency has selected a new executive director following a nationwide search that garnered more than 100 applications.

TRAVERSE CITY — If there’s a mysterious or accidental death in Grand Traverse County, the body will usually travel 193 miles south to Kalamazoo.