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St. Clair County Sheriff’s Deputies say a Monday afternoon breaking and entering in Clyde Township lead to a shooting that seriously injured a suspect. It happened around 3:30pm at a location in the 6000 block of Lapeer

Port Huron City Council okayed a recreational marijuana ordinance Monday. Approved on a 4-to-2 margin, the ordinance allows up to three retailers as well as one transporter, micro-business, and safety compliance facility. Growers, processors, and consumption lounges

Michigan legislators have finalized a budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The $62.7-billion spending plan will generally stay flat in the fiscal year which starts next month. House Appropriations Committee Chairman and Port Huron State Representative Shane

Police are offering a reminder to motorists in Port Huron. Lock your cars and remove any valuables from inside the vehicle. The Port Huron Police say there have been 36 instances of items stolen from vehicles in

A major parking lot reconstruction project begins Monday in Downtown Port Huron. DTE Energy will be removing contaminated soil and repaving the Majestic Parking lot. The lot was formerly home to an industrial operation owned by a

A 29 year old Texas man, wanted for numerous crimes in his home state, was arrested Tuesday afternoon in Port Huron by the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office. Members of the County’s drug task force located the

Thousands of absentee ballots are being mailed starting today and residents of Michigan have begun to vote. Ballots will be available to vote early in person at your clerk’s office starting today. When you have filled out

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Office of Rural Development is announcing nearly $5-million worth of loans and grants that will go towards improving the village of Lexington’s water systems. According to Congressman Paul Mitchell, the grants will

Superintendent Jamie Cain will be taking a leave of absence from the Port Huron Area School District. According to a statement provided by Cain which was read at Monday night’s board of education meeting, the superintendent cited