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83rd district State Representative Shane Hernandez is announcing his candidacy for congress. Hernandez, a republican from Port Huron, announced this morning that he will be running for the congressional seat currently held by Paul Mitchell. Mitchell announced

Crime Awareness and Prevention Through a Unified Reporting Effort – better known as the C.A.P.T.U.R.E. program – needs your help to continue to provide cash rewards for crime tips.  Tuesday October 22nd marks the annual Cops and

Starville Road between Shea Road and Angling Road in Cottrellville Township will be closed to traffic starting Wednesday. Crews will be removing an existing bridge over Beaubien Creek and replacing it with a new precast concrete structure.

The Port Huron Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred Tuesday 3100 block of Electric avenue. Police were called to a residence in the Village Manor apartment complex around 7:30pm. A suspect is believed to

Trustees for St. Clair County Community College have named a new board member to fill a vacancy on the governing body for SC4. Brad Gudme, who is employed as superintendent for Memphis Community Schools, was appointed last

The Port Huron Northern Huskies host the Big Reds of Port Huron High Friday night in the annual crosstown showdown. Coinciding with the rivalry game again this year is the Port Huron Schools Endowment fund community tailgate.

Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp has been selected to head a statewide organization of mayors. Repp was selected to head the Michigan Association of Mayors during their annual meeting last month and will serve a one year

The St. Clair County Drug Task Force is announcing the seizure of a combined $3300 worth of illegal drugs in three separate drug busts last week. On the afternoon of Tuesday October 1st, the drug task force

Former Chair of the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners Patricia Anger died over the weekend. Anger, originally from Quebec, moved to Michigan when she was six and has been a resident of the area ever since.

Members of the Port Huron Police Department and the public were celebrated Friday evening during the P.H.P.D.’s 2019 awards banquet. The police department recognized it’s officers for acts of courage, public service, and investigative work. Among those