
Miya Ingle
Multimedia Journalist at UpNorthLive
Multimedia Journalist at WPBN-TV (Traverse City, MI)
Articles
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1 week ago |
upnorthlive.com | Miya Ingle
GRAND TRAVERSER COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — They're big, they're loud, and built to move mountains. Soon, high school students in northern Michigan will get the chance to work with them. A new program will give students hands-on experience with heavy equipment and a pathway to high-paying jobs after graduation. "You'll be blown away by the size of the equipment that these students will have the opportunity to work on," said Pat Lamb, North Ed Career Tech assistant superintendent.
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2 weeks ago |
upnorthlive.com | Miya Ingle
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — Since opening its doors a few months ago, the Grand Traverse Mental Health Crisis and Access Center has quickly become an essential resource for those in the community facing some of their toughest moments. As the need continues to grow, the center is gearing up to expand its operating hours and range of services, ensuring that it can help even more people in need of critical assistance.
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2 weeks ago |
upnorthlive.com | Miya Ingle
MICHIGAN (WPBN/WGTU) — A "cybersecurity incident" may have affected some Munson Healthcare patients, according to a statement from UnitedHealth Group Media. CPS Solutions, LLC helps support pharmacy operations of health care clients. The company learned that an "unknown third party" accessed a CPS Solutions employee’s business email account last December.
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3 weeks ago |
upnorthlive.com | Miya Ingle
NORTHERN MICHIGAN (WPBN/WGTU) —Northern Michigan is facing a shortage of afterschool programs, leaving many families without key support. A Michigan State University study considers Traverse City, and much of northern Michigan, an "afterschool desert.""If there are significantly more young people than there are spots available, we label that a desert, which means that's something we need to focus on," Meg Blinkiewicz, the director of network engagement for Michigan Afterschool Partnership, said.
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3 weeks ago |
upnorthlive.com | Miya Ingle
TOPICS:GilchristMichiganIce stormEmergencyVisitDamageFirst respondersResourcesLANSING, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) — Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist announced he will visit northern Michigan this week to assess the damage caused by recent ice storms and to express gratitude to first responders. His visit follows Governor Gretchen Whitmer's declaration of a state of emergency for 10 counties in the region.
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