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Fireworks, parades, a carnival midway, and of course a fishing tournament all return to Algonac this Fourth of July Weekend for the 83rd Pickerel Tournament and Festival. Algonac Lions Club event co-chair William Brady tells WPHM after

Local public safety officials are offering a few reminders for those wishing to celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks. St. Clair County Sheriff Mat King tells WPHM the number one rule is to not discharge fireworks

Port Huron City Council has approved a plan to spend $18 million in federal COVID-19 relief dollars. During last night’s city council meeting, members unanimously approved the plan to spend American Rescue Plan funds as proposed by

The St. Clair county Department of Veterans Affairs will be collecting worn and tattered US flags unfit to be flown anymore at a new collection box at their offices in Port Huron. The box is located inside

A section Gratiot Road in St. Clair County’s Columbus Township will be closed next week for a bridge replacement project. Gratiot over the Cooper County Drain will close starting July 6th in order to allow crews from

Port Huron City Council could vote tonight to spend the nearly $18-million dollars in federal American Rescue Plan funding. City Manager James Freed plans to spend just over $8-million dollars this year on what he calls the

The National Weather Service has confirmed five tornadoes touched down in Michigan on Saturday. The strongest was near Port Austin, in the Thumb Region. Forecasters say the EF-2 tornado had top winds of 120-miles per hour and

A man from Lansing has died after going into Lake St. Clair after attending the Jobbie Nooner Friday. The Macomb County Sheriff’s Department says 19-year old Ezekiel El Amin and a 22-year old friend went to the

Gas prices in Michigan decreased a couple pennies compared to last week, according to AAA of Michigan. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is now $3.11 per gallon. Despite the slight decrease, the Michigan