The Alpena Fire Department was dispatched to the Thunder Bay River behind LaMarre Park Monday, for an “oil sheen” on the water.

Deputies with the Montmorency County Sheriff’s Office made multiple arrests over the week, including a man who was jailed twice in the same day for causing a disturbance at the courthouse in Atlanta.

Gas prices across Michigan continued their upward trend over the week.

A child died Sunday night, when fire swept through a single-family home in downtown Lewiston.

When the board of education for Alpena Public Schools met last week, it ratified an employee contract, approved a new course for the high school, and was informed the district would be purchasing vape detectors.

The Iosco County Community Foundation is seeking nominations for the 2023 Iosco County Citizen of the Year award and the new Junior Citizen of the Year award.

The cost of concrete and asphalt have skyrocketed over the past three years.

Increasingly it feels like America is at war with itself.

Not seasonally adjusted jobless rates advanced in 16 of Michigan’s 17 labor market areas from November to December.

More murals and artwork are coming to downtown Alpena.

Not much changed in the City of Alpena’s general fund budget over the first six months of the fiscal year that started July 1, 2022.

An Alpena Dairy farmer has been reappointed to a state committee by Governor Gretchen Whitmer.