Law enforcement officials are reminding city residents to be safe and follow the law when it comes to discharging fireworks for the Fourth of July. Port Huron’s current ordinance states that fireworks can only be set off
A new aqua-blue trolley will soon be traversing the streets of Port Huron. Unveiled yesterday by Blue Water Area Transit, the American built, natural gas powered vehicle is the fifth to be purchased by the transit authority
About half of the railroad cars that were involved in a Friday morning derailment have been removed from the St. Clair Tunnel, that according to officials from CN. The railroad says over 20 rail cars have been
Regulators say Michigan’s energy supply and delivery systems are adequate to meet demand, but improvements should be made after extreme winter weather led to electric and natural gas emergencies. The state Public Service Commission on Monday submitted
CN Railroad crews and contractors are in the process of cleaning up a derailment that occurred early Friday morning inside the St. Clair River tunnel. According to the St. Clair County Office of Emergency Management, spilled sulphuric
Michigan gas prices are up about a dime over the past week according to AAA of Michigan, just in time for the Fourth of July holiday. The auto club reports the current statewide average daily gas price
Authorities in Sanilac County are working to determine the cause of an explosion that blew the sides off an apartment building in Argyle Township. It happened around 5am Sunday Morning in the 2000 block of Argyle Road.
Passenger rail service to and from Port Huron is still being provided despite a derailment just east the Port Huron Station in CN’s St. Clair Tunnel. According to Amtrak Spokesman Marc Magliari, the Blue Water may experience
Approximately 40 railroad cars jumped off the tracks in the international St. Clair River Tunnel Friday morning. Port Huron Fire Chief Corey Nicholson tells WPHM the train derailed inside the tunnel beneath the St. Clair River around
A Coast Guard member who fell aboard the Hollyhock was rescued by the Port Huron Fire Department. According to Port Huron Fire Department Battalion Chief James Hayes, the man fell into the ship’s cargo hold Thursday afternoon.
