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The Port Huron Police will be host their annual Citizen’s Police Academy in the coming months. Between April and May the Port Huron Police Department will be sponsoring the Citizen’s Police Academy where you will learn about

It’s that time of year again – Kindergarten Round Up time – and several events will be taking place at the Port Huron Area School District next month. In order to enroll in Kindergarten for 2020, a

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Blue Water Bridge say they made a discovery of human brains in a truck hauling Canadian mail last week. The bulk mail truck, destined for Kenosha, Wisconsin, was referred

The St. Clair County Board of Commissioners meets this evening. Commissioners are expected to approve multiple human services contracts tonight at the recommendation of the County’s human services committee. Also on tonight’s agenda is a contract with

Port Huron is once again hoping to be called “Hockeyville USA”. The annual contest, sponsored by Kraft foods, could result in $150,000 dollars for arena improvements and the chance to host a NHL preseason game. Rob Churchill,

A man has died after his car crashed into the icy St. Clair River early Tuesday morning. The Marysville Police Department says a vehicle is believed to have entered the river near River and Cuttle Roads around

A 21 year old Port Huron man is expect to face charges following a short police chase early Saturday morning. Port Huron Police tell WPHM the incident happened on Union Street around 3am Saturday morning. Lieutenant Jeremy

Michigan businesses should cancel work in order for employees to fulfill their civic duty of voting… that’s what Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is advocating. Benson says that November Third – or Election Day – should

A downtown Port Huron business is hoping to bring a little color to the 900 block of Military Street. Michigan Mutual Mortgage is sponsoring an art contest for a new mural that will be placed on the

Gas prices in Michigan are up 5 cents compared to last week. AAA Michigan says drivers are now paying an average price of $2.41 per gallon for regular unleaded. That’s 12 cents less than this time last