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A handful of road construction projects get underway next week in St. Clari County. One lane of eastbound I-69 from west of the Riley Center off-ramp to the Riley Center on-ramp will be closed for concrete patching

There will be no Rockin’ the Rivers concert series this August in Port Huron. The Port Huron Recreation Department announcing yesterday that the annual summertime tradition has been canceled due to COVID-19. The free concerts usually take

The St. Clair County Health Department is announcing a potential COVID-19 exposure site. The health department states that an employee at the River Crab in St. Clair has tested positive for the coronavirus. St. Clair County Health

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is set to give the latest update on Michigan’s response to the coronavirus pandemic later this afternoon. She’ll be joined by Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist and Doctor Joneigh Kaldun to discuss the latest COVID-19

Work on St. Clair County’s newest roundabout begins tomorrow, June 16th. The roundabout will be located at the intersection of Range, the I-94 eastbound exit ramp, and Dove Road. Traffic on Dove and Range will be limited

Port Huron City Council is moving forward with a plan for new “Social districts” for downtown. Port Huron City Manager James Freed says a recent state law gives cities the right to allow the outdoor consumption of

A metro Detroit man was was rescued from Lake Huron when his personal watercraft filled with water. The 23-year-old from Wyandotte was two and a half miles offshore in Lake Huron in Caseville in the Thumb when

A motorcyclist from East China Township has died following a crash Sunday afternoon in St. Clair Township. Deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s office responded to a car-motorcycle collision at I-94 and Wadhams Road around 4pm

What would have been the biggest party night of the year in Port Huron turned out to be not much more than your average Friday night downtown. Port Huron Police are reporting no incidents stemming from Boat

Port Huron City Council is slated to discuss social districts and liquor licences at tonight’s regular session council meeting. A new state law allows for cities to create designated areas where to-go alcoholic beverages can be purchased