Ludington News

It took the steely gazes of Ludington High School principal Dale Horowski and superintendent Cal DeKuiper but a throng of skaters waited patiently while Ludington Mayor John Henderson thanked the citizens that ...

Cars stretch along the road as far as he can see both ahead of him and behind him and his car's gas light came on after his first hour in line for the Rothbury music festival.

Ludington Avenue is closed from Washington Avenue to Emily while the Department of Public Works cleans up a hydraulic fluid leak.

Ludington's new skate park at Stearns Park is now scheduled to open following a 4 p.m. Thursday ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Bear damages continued Thursday night when at least four more yards were raided for birdseed much closer to the city of Ludington.

Saturday's early evening storm cut power to about 4,200 area households and in all nearly 9,500 homes lost power during the weekend.

Although the number of parking violations issued rose during this year's Gus Macker 3-on-3 Charity Basketball Tournament, arrests were down and Ludington police are saying the event went very smoothly.

Plans for Ludington's new tennis courts recently changed when Lee Schoenherr donated $236,000 for construction of a stadium court, and they will have to change again.

The Ludington City Council joined a growing list of area governments officially supporting plans to expand the private prison facility in Baldwin so it can house up to 1,225 more inmates than it did before it ...

Proactive management of rental properties plays a big role preventing problems. That's what about 30 landlords, owners and managers of rental properties learned Thursday.

Andrew Coughlan of Ludington will pedal through New York City boroughs in July to raise money for and awareness of America's wounded veterans.

Michigan Works! at 5722 W. U.S. 10 was visited by several firefighters from Ludington and Pere Marquette Township this morning after employees arrived to a smoky smell and a haze in the building.

A near-perfect day at the 17th annual Ludington Gus Macker 3-on-3 Charity Basketball Tournament was cut short when a strong storm moved in around 6 p.m. Ludington Police Chief Mark Barnett announced to the ...

George Wilson has many titles: broadcaster, columnist, former mayor of Scottville, former member of the Mason County Central Board of Education, street leader of the Scottville Clown Band, husband, father, and ...

Ryan Cupp begins his resume listing a theater debut at age six weeks. The year is 1984, and in Manistee the Ramsdell Theatre is staging a run of "George M!," the musical showcasing the life and music of ...

A woman who lost her class ring in Lake Michigan in 1954 has it back, thanks to a metal-detector hobbyist.

Allied Waste was able to clear flood-damaged trash from Ludington's north side Saturday, but did not have enough time to finish the south side.

As wastehaulers begin taking away flood-damaged debris today, the community can move to the next step in recovery from the June 12-13 storm that dumped almost a foot of rain on the area.

Ludington's students will have the same classroom programs when the next school year starts in September, but the school board will have to spend more money than it receives to continue offering the programs.

The clean up continues after heavy rain flooded much of Mason County. At Ludington State Park, the park is back open, but some of the campsites remain closed.