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It’s back to hybrid learning in the Port Huron Area School District come next month, although students and parents will have to wait a little longer for full face to face instruction. Members of the Port Huron

Slick roads are believed responsible for a two vehicle traffic crash Monday west of Sandusky. A 62 year old man from Applegate was traveling west on M-46 in Sanilac County’s Lamotte Township around 7:30am when he skidded

Local authorities are warning the public about imposters posing as the St. Clair County Sheriff’s department. Sheriff Mat King says suspects have been making phone calls that appear to be from the Sheriff’s office. The phone calls

One was hospitalized following a two car crash in Sanilac County’s Fremont Township over the weekend. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Department, a 23 year old Grand Blanc woman was traveling south on Todd Road when

The Port Huron Area School District Board of Education will meet tonight to discuss the possibility of resuming in person classes in the district. Currently only Pre-K through 5th grade students have resumed face to face learning

Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp says there will soon be a new member of Port Huron City Council. Council will need to fill a vacancy left by Lisa Beedon, who resigned at the end of 2020 after

The mother and child from Oakland County who were reported missing yesterday were found safe in Georgia. According to the Atlanta Police Department. Shanitra Seay and Queen Norton were discovered last night. Seay was taken into custody

U.S. Border Patrol agents stationed in Marysville arrested a Mexican citizen over the past weekend who is believed to have entered the country illegally. Customs and Border Protection officers announced Tuesday that Jesus Trejo-Garcia was taken into

A man from St. Clair County’s Berlin Township is facing multiple drug as well as firearms charges following a traffic stop last week in Port Huron. According to the Sheriff’s drug task force, 24 year old Dustin

Members of the Port Huron City Council will meet for their first regular session meeting of the new year, albeit one member short. Members tonight will formally accept the resignation of Lisa Beedon, who was elected to