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Another road construction project could cause even more headaches for St. Clair County drivers. North Street is getting a new roundabout at the intersection of M-136 and North Road. Construction is set to begin on June fifth

Port Huron City Council has approved a new $132 million fiscal year budget, including an additional $285 per-property fee for trash, recycling, and yard waste removal. Port Huron City Manager James Freed tells WPHM that although the

With Memorial Day Weekend almost here, St. Clair County Sheriff Matt King has some sound advice for boaters looking to kick off the summer out on the lakes. He says it’s important to have a plan and

A Riley Township man could be facing charges after firing on St. Clair County sheriff deputies. According to the sheriff’s department, it happened Monday night when they were notified by coworkers of a 27-year-old man after he

Plans to repurpose the Marysville Museum building into a four-unit micro hotel are moving forward. In the upcoming fiscal year’s budget, the City of Marysville plans to provide up to $250,0000 towards renovations of the building that

Michigan gas prices are still on the decline, but at a slower rate this week. At $3.34 on average around the state, gas has dropped roughly four cents per gallon since last week. That’s after an 11

The Community Foundation of St. Clair County is announcing nearly $400,000 in grant money to help a downriver marina reach its next phase of development. These new funds join the financial support from The DNR Trust Fund,

A bi-partisan group consisting of 32 members from Michigan’s House and Senate, including local Senator Dan Lauwers, have written a letter to trustees of Michigan State University urging them to consider adding a voice from the agricultural

A missing St. Clair county woman’s body has been located in northern Michigan. 77 year old Karen Adams of Kimball Township was last seen May 3rd near Atlanta in Montmorency County. Over the past weekend, Adam’s vehicle

A proposal to cut the amount of public comments at Port Huron city council meetings from four to three minutes failed to receive enough support during last night’s meeting. Introduced by Mayor Pauline Repp, the proposed amendments