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Local judge races are beginning to shape up. According to the St. Clair County Clerk’s Office, the 72nd District judgeship is the only contested judicial position in the county this year. Mona Armstrong, who was appointed to

The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office says quick action by deputies helped to thwart an internet scam. Sargent Shelly Park of the Sanilac County Sheriff’s department says a local resident was contacted through social media by a suspect

Marysville City Council unanimously passed the pair of resolutions Monday night. Marysville City Council could approve resultions similar to those okayed by Port Huron City Council regarding police brutality and race. This evening, Marysville City Council members will

Kimball Township Clerk Robert Hand has died. Hand passed away on June 16 and had had served the community as Township Clerk for the past 8 years. Prior to that he also served as Deputy Supervisor of

Statewide gas prices were unchanged over the past week in Michigan. According to AAA of Michigan, the statewide average daily gas price is $2.11 a gallon. That’s 23 cents more than this time last month but still

Michigan state parks will resume collecting admission fees Monday after a three-month break because of the coronavirus. The recreation passport costs $12 when renewing a license plate registration through the secretary of state or $17 at park

A motorcyclist suffered serious injuries after his bike fell over in Port Huron yesterday. The Port Huron Police department says a 31 year old Port Huron man was hospitalized following a serious crash around noon yesterday. It

Port Huron Museums has have opened back up following several months of shutdown due to the coronavirus. All four museum sites reopened to the public yesterday and will be open every Wednesday through Sunday from Noon to

A 52 year man died after being struck by a vehicle Wednesday morning in Port Huron. Port Huron Police Lieutenant Jeremy Young tells WPHM it happened around 8am along 13th Street between Oak and Griswold in Port

The border with Canada will remain closed to all but essential traffic for at least another 30 days. The ban on non-essential travel will now expire July 21st as announced yesterday by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.