An Alpena High School student was removed from school Friday, after they allegedly posted a Tik Tok video referencing explosives.

The Huron Humane Society took in a total of 551 cats and dogs last year, down slightly from the 601 animals it too care of in 2020.

Tax time is right around the corner, and taxpayers can begin to file their 2021 returns nearly three weeks sooner than last year.

Alpena Public Schools is holding two job fairs and will be making offers on the spot to qualified candidates.

A Gaylord restaurant has won a challenge to a law that was used to stop indoor dining during the pandemic in 2020.

The City of Alpena issued 350 building permits last year, for projects valued at over $17 million.

Alpena Community College is receiving a $46,000 grant to train workers across northeast Michigan and other areas of the state.

Officials at the Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library are accepting bids on a variety of surplus items remaining after the recent renovation of the building.

The Michigan State Police Missing Children’s Clearinghouse invites fifth grade students statewide to participate in the 2022 National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest.

The COVID-19 pandemic has done little to nothing to slow the flurry of economic development activity in and around the Alpena area.

Alpena Public Schools has released the results of a short survey that asked respondents about school safety and the district’s communication relating to safety issues.

Partners in Prevention is hosting a SafeTALK workshop in Alpena next week, which will help teach attendees how to make a connection and save a life by preventing suicide.