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The St. Clair County Sheriff’s office is looking for help from the public regarding a fatal boat crash last weekend in Lake St. Clair. The Sheriff’s Office Marine Division says anyone who witnessed a fatal crash between

The City of Marysville will be buying a pair of vacant parcels near Morton Park. At Monday night’s meeting of Marysville City council, members decided to purchase the two properties for $90,000. Mayor Wayne Pyden tells WPHM

You could soon grab an alcoholic beverage to go at a local Port Huron bar and consume it within Port Huron’s newly formed “social district.” Announced yesterday afternoon, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission approved the city’s plan

One has died following a fatal watercraft collision on Lake St. Clair in Clay Township over the weekend. St. Clair County Sheriff’s Deputies say a jet ski collided with a boat on Big Muscamoot Bay around 7pm

The days are numbered for an over 100 year old paper mill in Port Huron. Domtar Paper is announcing that they plan to permanently close manufacturing at their Port Huron mill. In a press release issued Friday,

A few new road projects get underway starting Monday. There will be single lane closures along Henry and Campau in Port Huron Township this coming week for patching. Westbound I-69 in Riley township between Braidwood and the

Port Huron fire crews responded to a structure fire overnight in the 2400 block of Military Street in Port Huron. Batallion Chief James Hayes tells WPHM one person was in the home when the blaze broke out

A month-long, $385,000 resurfacing project gets underway today on North Road in St. Clair County’s Clyde Township. The project calls for new pavement between Lightle and Keewahdin road and a new turn lane at Kraft Raod. Work