Representatives from Target Alpena and the Huron Humane Society provided the Alpena Municipal Council with semi-annual reports Tuesday night.

A young Ossineke man is headed to prison for a lengthy stay for sexually assaulting three girls, one of whom is a family member.

The League of Women Voters of Northeast Michigan will be hosting three public forums in Alpena to discuss changes in voting procedures, the 2020 Census, and the League’s 100th anniversary.

The Zonta Club of Alpena is offering seven scholarships to area women.

The City of Alpena has proclaimed January 19-26 Thunder Bay International Film Festival Week to coincide with the eighth annual gala, which kicks off Wednesday, with a satellite event at the Rogers City Theater.

Two different air bag glitches have forced Toyota and Honda to recall over 6 million vehicles worldwide, and both problems present different dangers to motorists.

The Senate has wrapped up a late session approving rules for President Donald Trump’s trial on two articles of impeachment.

A U.N. report says more than 70% of the world’s people live in countries where inequality has grown since 1990, including China and India.

Alpena Public Schools is in the early stages of putting together a new Career and Technical Education (CTE) program that could someday help with the ongoing teacher shortage in Michigan.

Alpena County ended the 2019 fiscal year with an estimated deficit in the general fund budget of around a half-million dollars.

A 33 year-old Ossineke man could be headed back to prison after recently pleading guilty to a drug charge.

Deputies with the Montmorency County Sheriff’s Office responded to a shoplifting incident over the week, some domestic disputes, and a couple of drunk drivers.