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Michigan State Police troopers are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash from over the past weekend in Peck. Authorities say the incident occurred at approximately 3:15pm Saturday along Elk Street near Lapeer Street. 77 year old Mary Ann

A Marine City woman is recovering from serious injuries following a weekend crash in St. Clair County’s China Township. The two vehicle crash occurred around 4:30 Sunday afternoon at Indian Trail and Meisner Road. St. Clair County

Bulk leaf pickup begins today in the City of Port Huron. According to the Department of Public Works, leaf removal can occur any time this week in zone one, which includes all streets south of the Black

Michigan gas prices are down about a nickle from last week according to AAA of Michigan. The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded is currently $2.06 on average in the state, down 6-cents from the

Port Huron officials are seeking to extend the city’s social district policy. Cynthia Cutright, Port Huron Downtown Development Authority Director, says the city is asking for permission to expand the policy that allows for to-go alcoholic beverages

Another candidate for Port Huron City Council has dropped out of the race. Chris Troy, who was hoping to earn a spot on council, says he will be ending his campaign. Troy cites medical issues as well

An entire city block in Port Huron’s Old Town neighborhood could become a medial center pending a final approval of a rezoning ordinance by Port Huron City Council. Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp says Michigan Neurology and

Tuesday’s Cops and Jocks Spaghetti Dinner exceeded all fundraising expectations, that according to Port Huron Police Chief Joe Platzer.  The final total was  announced Wednesday Morning during the WPHM Morning Show with Paul Miller. Chief Platzer says

Michigan’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate has declined by two-tenths of a percentage point in September to 8.5-percent. The number of employed and unemployed both moved down in September, as the state workforce decreased by 23,000 over the

Outstanding water bills for about 700 low income Port Huron families will be paid thanks to State of Michigan COVID-19 relief funds. Port Huron City Manager James Freed says the city will be receiving just over $152,000