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An arrest warrant has been issued for a suspect believed responsible for the death and dismemberment of a Port Huron man this past summer. 42 year old Reginald Grasty, believed to be homeless, is still at large

A local state representative has been stripped of his committee assignments following comments made on the WPHM Morning Show Monday morning. House Speaker Lee Chatfield and Speaker-elect Jason Wentworth released a joint statement announcing that Representative Gary

Port Huron Schools Superintendent Jamie Cain will be returning from medical leave this week. Cain, who stepped back from the role in late September, is scheduled to return Wednesday. Executive Director of Operations of Theo Kerhoulas has

Expect to see several area bank branches change names yet again. Ohio-based Huntington Bank has announced that it will acquire TCF Financial for $22 billion dollars. Earlier this year, TCF completed it’s merger with Michigan’s Chemical Bank

The Port Huron City Council meets tonight in a regular session meeting. Council members are expected to accept a bid of approximately $37,000 dollars for the purchase of new workout equipment and updates to the city’s workout

Gas prices in Michigan fell a few pennies over the past week according to AAA of Michigan. The current statewide average is $2.01 a gallon, down 3 cents compared to a week ago. That’s 7 cents less

St. Clair County Community College Trustees have entered into an agreement with the Challenger Center to start the initial work of bringing a space shuttle-like experience to their Port Huron Campus. At Thursday’s board meeting, trustees committed

A non-profit organization charged with improving internet connectivity across the nation is seeking the input of local residents. Connected Nation Michigan is in the process of conducting surveys locally to access access to broadband internet and where

A local foundation is committing funds to help bring a downtown Port Huron renovation project to fruition. The Community Foundation of St. Clair County says they will pledge up to $350,000 dollars in funding to the Wrigley

The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has suspended the liquor license of a Port Huron bar for violating Department of Health and Human Services orders. Captain Skrip’s Office Bar had its liquor license and permits suspended Monday for