Despite high gas prices, Americans will be traveling in record numbers this 4th of July. AAA of Michigan estimates 1.7 million Michiganders will travel 50 miles or more this holiday weekend, up 10% from last year’s weekend,
A crash between an SUV and a motorized bike has claimed the life of a Port Huron man. According to the Port Huron Police Department, the 41 year old was traveling north on 13th Street when he
A public forum will take place next week to hear comments about proposed upgrades to the Marine City Highway corridor. Unofficially known as 26 Mile Road in St. Clair County, Marine City Highway serves as an east-west
St. Clair County Regional Education Service Agency is announcing the retirement of it’s current superintendent and also announcing his successor. Dr. Kevin Miller will be retiring in December of this year after six years of leading RESA.
Downtown Port Huron’s only hotel is now open for reservations. CityFlatsHotel located inside the former Michigan National Bank Building at Water and Military Streets officially opened Monday. Chuck Reid, president of Charter House Innovations gave WPHM a
Downtown Port Huron’s only hotel is now open for reservations. CityFlatsHotel located inside the former Michigan National Bank Building at Water and Military Streets officially opened Monday. Chuck Reid, president of Charter House Innovations gave WPHM a
It’s a change in leadership at the St. Clair County Health Department. After voting earlier this year to split the county’s medical health officer position into two, commissioners have hired two individuals who will share the current
Drivers will see even more orange barrels on area roadways this week. The St. Clair County Road Commission announcing that a paving project will begin next week on Wales Center Road in Wales Township. Work will include
The price of a gallon of gasoline in Michigan, has dropped. AAA of Michigan is reporting the current statewide average is $5.17 a gallon for regular unleaded, five cents less than this time last week. The most
Port Huron City Council took the first steps Monday to revamp the city’s three fire stations, starting with station number three on Sanborn Street on the city’s north end. Yet it was a station on opposite side
