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Port Huron Schools will be holding a second-chance Kindergarten round up event next week for families of children who will be entering kindergarten in the fall. The “makeup” event will take place on Tuesday April, 23 from

The Canada lynx that was found in northern Sanilac County last month is now back safe in the wild. After it was found preying on a farmer’s domestic geese, the Department of Natural Resources worked to trap

Michigan gas prices spiked to a new 2019 high price this past week, that according to AAA of Michigan. The statewide average set a new high price for the year at $2.93 a gallon this past Friday.

Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II visited Port Huron Friday, sharing the details of Democrat Gretchen Whitmer’s proposed budget to local elected officials. The Lieutenant Governor touted a proposed 45-cent a gallon gas tax increase as a better

A new education program for at-risk youth is coming to St. Clair County. At this week’s judiciary committee meeting of the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners, members approved funding for a new recovery high school program

The Speaker of the Michigan House has reiterated his position that there will be no gas tax hike in the state. Northern Michigan Republican Lee Chatfield told reporters there will be more investment in roads, but it

We have an official state rock, state flower and state tree. Now a state Representative wants an official state pet. Troy Democrat Padma Kuppa has introduced legislation that would designate shelter pets as the official state pet

Local authorities will be cracking down on distracted driving starting today. The nationwide U-Drive, U-Text, U-Pay campaign runs through Monday and those who are caught will face a $100 ticket for first time offenders. According to Port

Port Huron City Council has taken up a revised park closing time ordinance that would set uniform hours for parks, beaches, and pools. Late last year, a plan to have all parks close at 9pm was rejected