The 126 Army Band, the official military band of Michigan, has announced its summer concert schedule and will showcase its talent across northern Michigan.

Alpena Regional Medical Center’s Laboratory has gone high tech with the recent installation of a fully automated chemistry system.

Hartwick Pines State Park in Grayling is celebrating its 75th anniversary this summer.

The Michigan Supreme Court says it’s legal for insurance companies to consider credit reports when setting rates.

No further action will be taken against the fact-finder Alpena Public Schools brought in to help negotiate a contract with its teachers.

The Alpena City Council Monday, initiated the special assessment process for roadway improvements to Merchant and Commercial streets.

The commander of the Michigan State Police Post is headed to Virginia for 11 weeks of training.

A man accused of setting fires across three northeast lower Michigan counties is being held in the Alpena County Jail.

An Alpena woman was recently reappointed to the Michigan State Waterways Commission.

It appears Rogers City is not alone after a state agency Wednesday, said Holland failed to make its case for building a new coal-fired power plant.

During the ACC 2010 Registered Nursing Pinning Ceremony, Jayson Dutiel, President of the ACC Nursing Association presented Ann Diamond, Development Director, and Gayle Bruski, Vice President Nursing, a $500 donation.

Some investors are betting that LeBron James is headed for The Big Apple.