Deb Johnson, the longtime Chief Executive Officer of St. Clair County Community Mental Health, announced her plans to retire during the agency’s Annual Awards Celebration May 14th at the Blue Water Convention Center. Johnson is […]
A proposed shift in how St. Clair County handles animal cruelty and livestock investigations is moving forward following a marathon public hearing that drew a packed crowd to the county administration building. The Judiciary Public […]
A Port Huron man is behind bars following an investigation into the sale of crack cocaine by the St. Clair County Drug Task Force. According to the Sheriff’s office, 19-year-old Jayquawn Rowe, known by the […]
Port Huron officials are taking the first steps toward banning motorized e-bikes and scooters from city sidewalks. City Manager James Freed notified the Mayor and City Council this week via email that an ordinance amendment […]
A Canada-wide manhunt for the primary suspect in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Dane Nisbet has ended this week with an arrest in London, Ontario. Sarnia Police announced the capture of 24-year-old Kyaw “Chin” […]
Navigating the streets of Port Huron may soon involve more than just cars and bicycles as state lawmakers move to update rules for golf carts on local roadways. State Representative Joe Pavlov has introduced House […]
Law enforcement agencies across St. Clair County are finalizing a transition to encrypted radio communications this week in a move that will effectively end the public’s ability to monitor police activity via traditional scanners and […]
The return of paper making to Port Huron is helping drive a new industrial comeback for the Blue Water Area. Legacy Port Huron Paper officially launched this week at the former Domtar site with an […]
Port Huron City Manager James Freed is introducing a new regional funding strategy to finally repair the city’s failed Tainter gate and stabilize the Black River canal. Speaking with WPHM’s Paul Miller Monday morning, Freed […]
