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Increased travel in Michigan now that stay at home orders have been lifted is helping to raise the price at the pump. AAA of Michigan is reporting that the current price for a gallon of regular unleaded

One was injured following a shooting yesterday evening in Port Huron. Sergeant Jeremy Young of the Port Huron Police Department tells WPHM it happened around 8pm at a home in the 800 block of 11th Street. Young

The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Department Marine Division rescued two boaters from the waters of Lake Huron yesterday afternoon. A marine deputy stationed in Port Sanilac spotted a vessel in distress northeast of the Harbor around 3:30pm Thursday.

The 96th Bayview Mackinac Race – presented this year by Atwater Brewery – is still a go for next month. The race is set to begin July 11th in Port Huron and end at Mackinac Island. Chris

Racism and social inequities are now deemed as a public health crisis in the City of Port Huron. At Monday night’s meeting of Port Huron City Council, members unanimously approved two resolutions, one denouncing the death of

The Port Huron Police Department is investigating property damage that occurred this past Friday, June 5th. According to the police department, suspects spray painted several vehicles as well as businesses in the alley between Wall and Court

McLaren Port Huron Hospital will soon be searching for a new president and CEO. The hospital announced Tuesday that Jennifer Montgomery will be resigning from her position effective July 31st. She will be taking a similar at

Now that  local businesses are allowed to reopen their doors, many local municipal governments are also beginning to reopen for in person services. Randy Fernandez, City Manager for Marysville, says city hall has effectively reopened as of

Free COVID-19 testing with no prescription necessary will be available starting Tuesday in Port Huron. The St. Clair County Health department will be offering the tests at their offices on 28th Street in Port Huron weekdays 8:00am-4:30pm.

Port Huron City Council could be taping the brakes once again on a proposed recreational marijuana ordinance. A first reading of an ordinance will take place Monday night, extending the prohibition of marijuana establishments in the City