Contractors working for the Port Huron Yacht Club have dismantled the remaining portions of the Pere Marquette Railroad Bridge just days ahead of an April 30th deadline. A special condition of a demolition permit issued in 2020
The all-clear has been given following a threat at Fort Gratiot Middle School. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department responded to a hand written message found on a bathroom stall Thursday morning. The Sheriff’s department and the
Starting next week getting to downriver areas of St. Clair County might become more challenging. On Monday, work on two separate sections of M-29 will begin. The Michigan Department of Transportation will resurface a section of roadway
Authorities releasing more details about a man found dead in the St. Clair River this past weekend. Port Huron Police say the 36-year-old man pulled from the water near Desmond Landing Saturday is from Ecorse, Michigan. Detectives
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will weigh in on whether public officials, such as Port Huron’s City Manager, can block critics on social media. ABC News reports the high court will look at whether the
Port Huron City Council will be taking the next steps towards forming a south side neighborhood improvement authority. At a special session meeting at 5pm this evening, consulting firm Double Haul Solutions will present a recommendation for
The cost of gasoline has decreased slightly compared to last week. AAA of Michigan says pump prices have fallen about a dime from last week after reaching a new record high for 2023. With a new statewide
A 28 year old woman has died following a head on collision Wednesday morning on North Road in Clyde Township. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department says they received multiple 9-1-1 calls around 8am regarding an erratic
Funeral arrangements have been announced for the late Dr. James C. Acheson who died over the past weekend. Visitation will be held this coming Monday and Tuesday, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Grace Memorial Life
The Port Huron Planning Commission has greenlighted one of two proposed marijuana stores in the city. Commission Chairman Jim Fisher says a request for a special use permit by the Exhibit Cannabis Company on River Street was
