Alpena

Troopers from the Michigan State Police are training 14 students on basic police training this week between July 19 through July 24.

“It’s a pretty wild feeling,” Scott Wade, this year’s Big Brownie catcher said. “Just out there trying to catch walleye and we end up with a brown trout and it’s the tagged one. It’s an amazing feeling.”

About 60 miles north of Alpena, the small little town Onaway used be the world's largest manufacturer of steering wheels. Like many small towns throughout Michigan, Alpena was trying to make a name for themselves in the auto industry as well.

The proposal from BlackWaters NE calls for renovations and construction to the stage, grandstand, and also some of the barns.

The Alpena High School Underwater Research Robotics team will be heading to Canada for the MATE worlds championship at the end of June.

A US Navy Hospital Corpsman from the northeast town of Atlanta will be one of the first faces the crew of the Artemis II sees after splashdown.

The Lake Huron Regional Development Corporation is a new nonprofit looking to create single-family housing to northeast Michigan.

The city of Alpena's upcoming rain garden will collect water runoff instead of having it run into storm drains or the nearby Thunder Bay, which the city uses as a source of drinking water.

Warfighter Scuba takes 3 veterans into the depths of Lake Huron to tackle mental and physical health issues

Over the past two decades, newspapers have started to outsource their printing to cut down on costs. After 126 years, The Alpena News continues to print in-house.