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Proponents of a new skate park at Optimist Park in Port Huron have reached their fundraising goal. At Monday night’s city council meeting, officials accepted an additional $50,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson Junior and Tony

Sandbags for residents along the Black River and canals in the City of Port Huron are being made available. The Port Huron Department of Public Works and the Port Huron Fire Department will be  filling sandbags and

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she’s hired an outside law firm to go after manufacturers of a chemical shown to have contaminated drinking water and can cause health problems. 17 defendants from 3M to DuPont will

Port Huron is without a Downtown Development Authority director. According to Port Huron City Manager James Freed, Natalie Watson submitted her resignation this week. No further details were provided. The Downtown Development Authority organizes the annual Chilly

East China School District officials are hoping voters will give a school consolidation bond proposal a second chance come March. Superintendent Suzanne Cybulla tells WPHM the district is proposing a scaled back $113-million bond following the defeat

Road work on M-25 to prevent further erosion along Lake Huron is expected to result in some single lane closures over the next few weeks. According to the Michigan Department of Transportation, a section of the highway

A Marlette woman was hospitalized following a two vehicle crash on Van Dyke Road Monday morning. Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputies report that the woman was traveling north on M-53 when the vehicle lost control due to slush