A motorcyclist is recovering from a weekend accident in Sanilac County’s Washington Township. According to Sheriff’s Deputies, a 68 year old Clinton Township man was traveling south on Ruth Road near Frenchline Road shortly after 3pm this
Michigan gas prices rose about seven cents over the past week according to the latest gas price brief by Triple-A of Michigan. The auto club reports the current statewide average daily gas price is $2.70 a gallon,
The 95th running of the Bells Beer Bayview Mackinac Race is just around the corner and Port Huron is ready to throw a party! During a press event yesterday at the Port Huron Yacht Club, race officials
The Michigan Legislature is allocating $15 million to a low-interest loan program to help farmers who are grappling with crop losses associated with historic rainfall. The bill won quick approval Thursday from the Senate and House, and
The St. Clair County Board of Commissioners have named a new representative for the county’s second commission district. Jorja Baldwin, current Fort Gratiot Township Supervisor, has been chosen to fill the commission seat previously held by Karl
Port Huron Police are releasing the identity of the man who was killed in an electrocution incident Tuesday morning. Authorities say 19 year old Dion Thomas Stephenson of St. Clair was killed while performing electrical work at
A decision could be made tonight on who will fill the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners seat that was vacated by second district commissioner Karl Tomion last month. The board has currently narrowed their search down
Over a dozen Downtown Port Huron businesses will be taking it to the streets tomorrow for sidewalk sales throughout the downtown area. Local stores will be offering downtown shoppers deals on everything from clothing to bicycles to
Several roads in St. Clair County will have reduced loading capacity due to saturated ground and increasing water levels. According to the St. Clair County Road Commission and Office of Emergency Management, lower loading limits will be
The Port Huron Area School District could terminate an administrator accused of making racially charged remarks to students. Gregg Wagner, who was most recently athletic director and assistant principal at Port Huron High School, reportedly made a
