Kalkaska County News

Last minute preparations were being worked out at the State Theatre Tuesday afternoon.

There may be a move in the future for the Kalkaska County Library. The small library building -- fewer than 5,000 square feet -- currently is in downtown Kalkaska, where the shelves are packed, the media center ...

The Kalkaska County Sheriffs Department is investigating the death of a power line worker.

The state Parole Board will consider commuting the sentence for a man convicted of selling drugs in Saginaw County.

The Rating Outlook is Stable. The rating reflects the county's very low debt levels, prudent financial planning, and the substantial available balances.

The Michigan Parole Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, October 16, 2008, to consider the possible commutation of sentence for Frank Flanders, #175053. It will be held at 9:00 a.m. at the Handlon, ...

A man accused of murdering a 3-year-old has another outburst in court today. Sheldon McDonald reacted after 3-year-old Cody Cross' father made a comment to him in the courtroom.

Two renewable energy production concepts are in the works in Kalkaska County and some residents worry about their potential impacts, as well as a lack of public awareness.

Hide Video Two people died on a northern Michigan highway when an SUV collided head on with a commercial truck.

Northern Michigan rubbish could become a renewable energy source for a Kalkaska-based waste hauler.

Law enforcement officers from across the state of Michigan are in Crawford County this week for specialized canine training.

Members of the Kalkaska County Solid Waste Management Planning Committee will meet today to discuss proposed amendments to the county's solid waste plan.

Two people were killed in a Tuesday crash on M-72 when their vehicle crossed the center line and struck a commercial tire truck, police said.

Kalkaska County Undersheriff Bruce Gaultiere is back to work after being found not guilty by a jury Thursday afternoon.

County administrator to retire Dec. 31. Leelanau County administrator David W. Gill announced this week that he will retire effective Dec.

It took a jury about 45 minutes to find Kalkaska County Undersheriff Bruce Gualtiere not guilty of assaulting his teen stepson.

Kalkaska County Undersheriff, Bruce Gualtiere will be headed back to work after a Grand Traverse County jury found him not guilty on assault charges.

The misdemeanor trial of Kalkaska County Undersheriff Bruce Gualtiere will begin this morning in 86th District Court in Traverse City.

Monday, September 08, 2008 at 11:12 p.m. Like someone burning wood is how Karry Harteker describes the smell that filled her Kalkaska County neighborhood.

Stuart Rogers contends local officials illegally forced him to leave a public meeting.