WCMU-Alpena News

Tucked away in Hubbard Lake's forests is Mashkiki Garden. The herb shop is ran by Maryam Blackeagle who previously worked as a nurse for 40 years. Her mission in life is to help others with natural remedies; the power of the Earth.

The Viking Octantis and Viking Polaris cruises offer guests an opportunity to witness scientists at work while also visiting locations such as the Great Lakes, Canada, Nuuk and Antarctica.

The Pride of Michigan United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps training vessel has made its way to Alpena and is now departing for a research project in Lake St. Claire.

Coming from Alpena, Miss Michigan Volunteer Madysen Gohl traveled to Tennessee for the Miss Volunteer America pageant being the youngest contestant.

The USDA is in the midst of vaccine trials for highly pathogenic avian influenza. Results can be expected by the end of August.

Many Michiganders were unable to view the Air National Guard's flyover across nine communities on Tuesday. For one Alpena resident, the flyover held a special meaning.

On Thursday, Katie Skinner will be presenting new research in Alpena on the development of technology to collect data in oceans and Great Lakes.

Central Sustainability revives community garden on Central Michigan University's campus this summer.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Indian Child Welfare Act on Thursday declaring it is constitutional.

An Alpena kindergartener teacher recently opened the city's first bird rehabilitation clinic stationed in her own home.