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Sanilac County authorities say quick action helped to save the life of a man who found himself pinned beneath a tractor Saturday afternoon. The incident happened in the 3000 block of Ubly Road in Sanilac County’s Argyle

Authorities say “suspicious packages” are making their way to Michigan from China. Troopers stationed throughout the Thumb have been reporting suspicious packages are being delivered to homes in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac counties. State Police say most

Gas prices in Michigan are up a couple of pennies on average compared to last week. Michigan drivers are now paying approximately $2.06 per gallon for regular unleaded. That’s still 10 cents less than this time last

It’s the final push for fundraising in this year’s Community Roofsit to benefit the Child Abuse and Neglect Council. Q Country 107 WSAQ morning show host Matt Markham has spent this past week living on top of

A man from Fort Wayne, Indiana believed responsible for the death of an 11-year old while hunting in Clay Township this past weekend has been charged. John Varndell Junior was arraigned Wednesday in 72nd District Court in

Calling all businesses in the City of Port Huron who lost revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County is offering 15 small businesses the chance to claim their share of$75,000

Port Huron City Council is moving forward whit a $1.5 million dollar plan to re-work the exterior of McMorran Place including a new outdoor plaza along Huron Avenue. At Monday night’s city council meeting, members approved a

Classes have been called off for at least two weeks for students at Port Huron Northern, Fort Gratiot Middle, and Keewahdin Elementary Schools. This comes after the Port Huron Area School District and St. Clair County Health

A man who dived off of a boat and into shallow water in Lake St. Clair Sunday has died. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s office says a 50 year old from Farmington Hills was out out on

Port Huron City Council will hold their first regular session meeting in September this evening. On the agenda is a first reading of two ordinances both involving marijuana businesses. The first would allow for a limited number