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A Sanilac County man in his sixties who was being treated for COVID-19 has died at a Port Huron hospital. According to the Sanilac County Health Department, the male was a resident of the Croswell-Lexington area and

Authorities from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office are looking for two individuals who held up a local cell phone store. It happened around 2pm Monday at the Port Huron Township Boost Mobile location in the 1300

A report says that Governor Whitmer will likely announce that Michigan schools will remain closed for the rest of the school year. According to Bridge Magazine, she’s expected to sign an executive order in the coming days

The Port Huron Downtown Development Authority says this year’s Blue Water Fest – at least as currently planned – will be canceled. The announcement was made via a press release Monday. “We cannot, during this difficult time,

Anyone who has ventured out to a grocery store over the past few weeks knows how difficult it is to keep shelves stocked with essential supplies. “It has been amazingly difficult… never seen anything like it,” said

St. Clair County Community College students will be finishing this semester online rather than in person. Pete Lacey, Vice President of Student Services for SC4, says faculty had to adapt quickly. “They’ve converted more than 350 sections

A suspect wanted in connection for several armed robberies over a two month period in police custody. The Port Huron Police Department says they arrested 40 year old Ronald Eugene Martin Friday morning believed to be responsible

Lake Huron Medical Center says an out of county patient being treated for COVID-19 has died. The victim is described as a 72 year old female who was transferred to the Port Huron hospital from Wayne County

Before classes were suspended at St. Clair County Community College due to the COVID-19 outbreak, trustees okayed a tuition rate hike. Starting in the fall, SC4 tuition rates will increase by nearly 3.9%. Board of Trustees President