The owner of several movie theaters in northern Michigan has been sentenced to prison.

A recently completed study shows the City of Alpena isn’t charging its customers enough to maintain its water and sewer systems.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has dismissed an argument filed by two environmental groups who believe the DEQ made a mistake in issuing a permit to build a coal-fired power plant in Rogers City.

Three men are interested in filling a vacancy on the board of Alpena County Commissioners, which was created earlier this month, following the death of Commissioner Richard Fortier.

Alpena Regional Medical Center’s finances remained strong during February.

A drunk driver who tried to bribe an officer from the City of Alpena could avoid jail time if he stays out of further trouble with the law.

An improving jobless rate isn’t necessarily good news for everybody.

Michigan is launching a public information campaign about a new law that takes effect this week that prohibits teen drivers from using a hand-held cellphone while behind the wheel.