A Thursday evening raid of a Port Huron home resulted in the seizure of several hundred dollars worth of crack cocaine. According to the St. Clair County Drug Task Force, officers were investigating the sale of crack
Michigan State Police are investigating a deadly shooting involving officers in Huron County. Police were called to a home in Sebewaing, late Friday because a man was threatening suicide. The suspect had a handgun in the home
Roads and education… Those are two areas that Governor Gretchen Whitmer is expected to focus on when she outlines a new budget Tuesday morning. The Governor said nobody will be surprised she wants to fix the road
Land that once housed the Marysville Power Plant is available for development. That’s according to Marysville Mayor Dan Damman who made the announcement on the WPHM morning show Friday. The parcel is owned by the Commercial Development
A pilot program to help officers identify drugged drivers which was tested in St. Clair and four other counties last year will be expanded statewide. The test consists of a cotton swab used to collect fluid from
The Port Huron Police Department is inviting graduating high school seniors to participate in their cadet program. Port Huron Police cadets answer phones and man the front desk at the police department, take police reports, and help
New legislation aimed at curbing gun violence has been introduced in the Michigan House and Senate. The chairman of the Gun Violence Prevention Caucus, State Representative Robert Wittenberg of Metro Detroit, says the bills would allow judges
The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Department, in conjunction with the U.S. Coast Guard, trained deputies this week in ice rescue techniques. The training took place at Sandusky’s Woodland Hills Golf Course and at the Coast Guard Station in
Another child has died stemming from a deadly fire at a home in Imlay City yesterday morning. A one month old girl died at a Flint area hospital Wednesday morning after being rescued from the Tuesday morning
In an effort to reduce gun violence, the City of Port Huron will be participating in a gun buyback program this spring. Speaking to WPHM’s Paul Miller yesterday morning, Port Huron Councilwoman Sherry Archibald says the idea
