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The Port Huron Area School District is moving forward with a bond proposal that was approved by voters last year. Classroom additions, a new early childhood center, and technology for staff and students are all in the

An area state representative and former Brown City Mayor has died. Keith Muxlow served six terms in the Michigan House starting in 1980 and represented people in Sanilac County and the thumb area. He died last week

A Thanksgiving day police case in Lapeer and Oakland counties results in the death of a sheriff’s deputy. Near midnight on the 23rd, a pursuit began near the Lapeer County Jail with the suspect taking to westbound

In an effort to meet the needs of those at risk of hepatitis A during the current outbreak across Michigan, the St. Clair County Health Department will be extending their vaccine walk-in days through December 20th. While

A 47 year old Flint man being held at the Sanilac County Jail on charges of breaking and entering a Greenleaf Township home last Sunday has been found dead. According to Sanilac County Sheriff Gary Biniecki, Steven

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

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

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

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

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