Cleaning For A Reason is helping women with cancer focus on getting well without having to worry about keeping their residence in order.

Alpena County is facing a slightly larger general fund budget deficit following first quarter adjustments.

Michigan school districts would not have to make up snow days that occur during state-declared emergencies under a bill advancing in the Legislature.

A 52 year-old Hubbard Lake man with a lengthy criminal history is headed back to prison.

Deputies with the Alcona County Sheriff’s Office responded to calls for a burglary and domestic violence over the week.

Michigan’s environmental agency is days away from having a new name.

Michigan’s unemployment rate held steady at 4 percent in March – the sixth consecutive month it has remained unchanged.

Love them or hate them, electric scooters are everywhere – zipping along city streets and littered on sidewalks, to the dismay of pedestrians and drivers who must share the road.

Alpena County Prosecutor Ed Black has asked commissioners for additional funding to help combat an increase in the number of cases moving through his office.

Unless something changes, it appears the Alpena Municipal Council will vote on whether to allow medical marijuana facilities to set up shop within the city limits next month.

The Alpena Municipal Council has adopted a proclamation in support of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Hawks woman brings home $1K from BILLION DOLLAR CHALLENGE