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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is reporting Coronavirus outbreaks in more than 80 schools across the state. Included on the list are students and staff members at Holland Woods, Central, and Fort Gratiot Middle

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is announcing a funding boost to several police departments, including one in the local area. The Marysville Police Department will receive $75,000 to help the department become nationally accredited. A total of 11 agencies

St. Clair County Commissioners are expected to draft a resolution coming out against state orders for masks and vaccines. During Thursday’s meeting, county commissioners heard public comments about the handling of the coronavirus pandemic, including calls to

Port Huron City Council meets tonight in their first regular session meeting of the month. Council will be asked to approve the purchase of five new pickup trucks, two Ford F-150s at a cost of nearly $62,000

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is joining 19 other attorneys general across the U.S. who are opposed to a new plan the United States Postal Service rolled out last week. The USPS implemented a 10-yearbudget-cutting plan on

Gas prices in Michigan jumped their highest point of 2021 last week, that’s according to AAA of Michigan. The current average statewide price is $3.33 a gallon, up 14-cents from last month and $1.20 from last year.

It’s a pledge to plant a thousand trees over the next ten years in Port Huron. City Manager James Freed, in a statement to WPHM, says he will make funding available in the city’s annual budget to

Local school officials are urging parents to help curb a trend on social media. A letter sent to parents from Marysville Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Shawn Wightman warns of list circulating on the social media platform TikTok

Six white tailed deer in four Michigan counties – including one in St. Clair County – have died from a viral disease that affects deer and elk. Biologists at the Department of Natural Resources and Michigan State

A 55 year old Kimball Township man is in the custody of United States Capitol Police after illegally parking in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building Tuesday morning. According to a press from the U.S. Capitol