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Wind gusts yesterday in excess of 50 miles per hour are to blame for thousands of power outages across the Blue Water area. About 800 DTE customers are without electricity in St. Clair Township, another 700 are

Michigan gas prices have increased by about 7 cents on average over the past week. AAA of Michigan says the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.07 a gallon. The cheapest fuel can be

A house fire Thursday morning has claimed the life of a Port Huron man. According to the Port Huron Fire Department, crews were called to the blaze in the 600 block of 12th Street around 6:30am Thursday.

St. Clair County’s next sheriff has been named. Captain Mat King has been appointed interim Sheriff to fulfill the rest of outgoing Sheriff Tim Donnellon’s term. Donnellon stepped down from the Sheriff’s office November 8th to accept

The Port Huron Area School District is announcing that all buildings in the district will close to in-person learning this week. According to a letter sent to parents by acting superintendent Theo Kerhoulas, the number of COVID-19

Port Huron Police are searing for two suspects wanted in to connection to an armed robbery last week. Police believe two teenage males, ages 17 and 18, are believed to be involved in an armed robbery at

The St. Clair County Health Department is issuing a public health alert due to the acceleration of COVID-19 cases. Dr. Annette Mercatante, Medical Health Officer, says the county is seeing a record 9.5%  positivity rate and a

A  Marlette man was killed after being pinned between two semi-truck trailers in Sanilac County over the weekend. The Sanilac County Sheriff’s office responded to the incident Saturday shortly after noon in the 5000 block of South

Port Huron Police are releasing the identity of a man accused of detonating explosive devices at an area hospital. 59 year old Michael Patrick Barna of Clyde Township was arraigned Sunday on two explosives charges. Barna is

St. Clair County’s top election official is dispelling rumors about ballot dumping and the use of markers on ballots. Jay DeBoyer, Clerk for St. Clair County, says Sharpies and other types of markers are okay to use