The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is looking for suspects who vandalized the Fort Gratiot Pond Park and Dog Park earlier this week. Sheriff’s deputies say the incident happened early Monday morning in which resulted in damage
Crews responded to a fire at the ZF Axel plant in Marysville early Wednesday morning. According to Marysville Fire Department Shift Captain Keith Wayburn, the call was made shortly after 3am after sprinkler heads were activated at
Voters in the City of Marysville next November will be asked whether or not to approve revised language in the city’s charter regarding purchasing limits for the City Manager. This after two other proposals failed to receive
Work continues on a new mixed use building in Downtown Port Huron, housing commercial and event space on the first floor, and three stories of lofts above. Developer Larry Jones, speaking to our Paul Miller, says the
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is reporting more than 7800 new COVID-19 cases over the past three days. That averages to just over 2600 cases per day. There have also been 27 more deaths
Cynthia Cutright, Port Huron’s Director of the Downtown Development Authority, has been promoted. Port Huron City Manger James Freed says Cutright will now be overseeing things such as the roll out of the American Rescue Plan in
The St. Clair County Commission has passed what is being described as a symbolic resolution coming out against things such as COVID-19 mask and vaccine mandates. Commissioners Thursday evening were presented with a pair of proposed resolutions
The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is announcing the seizure of drugs with a street value of over $20,000. Members of the Drug Task Force were called to a home in the 900 block of Wall Street
Marysville City Council will meet in regular session this evening. A trio of proposed city charter amendments are expected to be brought forward. They include changing the term of office for mayor and removing a section of
Police were called to an area school Friday, described by officials as an “isolated incident” involving a guest teacher. According to a letter sent home to parents of children at Holland Woods Middle School, a substitute teacher
