Up to 80 college students will be living in Downtown Port Huron next year, that according to St. Clair County Community College, which is in the process of renovating and adding on to a former motel on
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Theft of medical marijuana is believed to be the reason for a home invasion gone awry over the weekend in Sanilac County’s Greenleaf Township. Early Sunday morning, four individuals illegally entered the homeowner’s property, shooting him in
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Two are dead following a home invasion in Sanilac County. Authorities say three males broke into a Greenleaf Township home around 5am Sunday, shooting the homeowner in the leg. The homeowner returned fire at the suspects. Sanilac
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A suspect wanted in connection to a string of medical marijuana thefts has turned himself in to authorities. Frankie Lee Surratt surrendered to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department yesterday afternoon. Him and nine others are facing
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Legislation allowing concealed weapons in schools and other ‘gun free zones’ introduced by a local State Senator is raising the eyebrows of school officials. The Michigan Association of School Boards and the Michigan Education Association have come
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A husband kills his wife and then takes his own life… that coming from Marysville Police as they continue to investigate a murder-suicide over the weekend. Chief of Public Safety Tom Konik says Matthew Pilarowski of Kimball
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A Saturday murder-suicide in Marysville claims the lives of two. Around 5:30pm Saturday evening, Marysville Police were called to the 3100 block of Gratiot Boulevard in response to a shooting at the Jump ‘N Jam children’s party
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Gas prices have gone up some in Michigan over the past week. Triple-A Michigan says prices are up six cents to a statewide average of about two dollars and 59-cents a gallon. The lowest prices can be
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Local elementary school students took their oaths of office in Lansing this past week during a mock swearing in ceremony hosted by local State Senator Phil Pavlov. The first through fifth graders were winners in an annual
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Patrons to an Algonac restaurant may have been exposed to the Hepatitis A virus. The St. Clair County Health Department is investigating a case of Hepatitis A, related to an ill food worker at the Algonac Flaming
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