UPDATE: The missing girl and her father were located Tuesday night. Local authorities continue to search for a four year old girl who went missing Monday night. The Marysville Police Department says Lilliana Louise Nardini was last
It’s the first meetings of the new year for city council members in Marysville and Port Huron tonight. In Marysville, councilmembers could recommend a new on premises liquor license for the Knight Club at 11-95 Gratiot Boulevard
Gas prices are up for a second straight week in Michigan. AAA is reporting prices at the pump are up 13 cents compared to last week. Drivers in the state are now paying an average of $3.32
A special session meeting of the St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees will be taking place tonight in order to fill a vacancy on the board. Three applicants have applied to fill the seat of
Thursday is the last day to conduct business in person at Port Huron’s Municipal Office Center and other city governmental buildings for 2022. Starting Friday, December 23rd, city hall will close to the public for the holidays
A Marysville man is in custody following an incident Monday at Port Huron High School. The Marysville Police Department is announcing that 27 year old Carrick Thomas Brennan was arrested on felony charges for attempted criminal sexual
The state Attorney General’s office is suing a former Port Huron papermaker for contamination. Dana Nessel alleges Domtar Industries contaminated groundwater at a Port Huron Township composting facility with paper making sludges that contained high amounts of
The St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees has set a timeline for filling Dr. Nicholas DeGrazia’s seat on the board. Those interested in fulfilling a partial two year term on the board will need to
The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is sharing details about a weekend crash near Capac that injured five including two drivers who were were believed to be drinking underage. It happened during the early morning hours Saturday
The longest serving current trustee of St. Clair County Community College has tendered his resignation. After 14 years on the SC4 board, Dr. Nicholas DeGrazia announced late last week that he will be stepping down. Just last
