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As the cases of COVID-19 continue to increase, the amount of government offices and agencies open to the public continues to decrease. One thing that is open, however, is Blue Water Area Transit. Effective Wednesday, the transportation

The Michigan Senate has approved $150 million in funding in the fight against corona virus. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick says the Michigan House is expected to vote on the issue today before it heads to Governor

This story has been updated to reflect additional government closings. The number of governmental agencies effaced by COVID-19 continues to grow. The St. Clair County Library System has closed all branch locations to the public. Reservations for

Port Huron Officials are hoping to make it easier for downtown customers to pick up food from local restaurants in light of the recent order closing all in person dining establishments. Port Huron City Manager James Freed

Two people have been charged with drug crimes following a raid by the St. Clair County Drug Task Force last week. Authorities searched a home in the 1100 block of Lapeer Avenue last Monday the 9th, discovering

The State of Michigan is changing the way COVID-19 positive test results are released. State officials say they will now provide a daily briefing at 2pm each day to announce new cases in the state and to

Add the State of Michigan to the growing list of states shutting down bars and restaurants. Governor Gretchen Whitmer will be ordering all bars and “eat in” establishments to cease operations Monday. Restaurants will still be allowed

Local governments are urging the public to perform as many tasks at home as possible. Jay DeBoyer, St. Clair County Clerk, says nearly all business at his office can be done online instead. “We are about 99-percent

Monday marks the beginning of at least three weeks of no in person classes for all K through 12 school districts in Michigan. That following an executive order last week by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The Port Huron

More than 1.5 million students in Michigan will be getting a three week break thanks to corona virus. Governor Whitmer ordered all K-thru-12 schools closed starting Monday after the number of confirmed cases of corona virus jumped