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Construction is set to begin this week on nearly 4.5 miles of Port Huron city streets in the Harrison Point neighborhood. Twelve sections of road between 13th and 17th streets, south of Water Street and north of

Marysville Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Shawn Wightman’s resignation was made official Thursday during a Board of Education meeting.  Speaking with WPHM after the meeting, School Board President, Dave Schmorrow described the process of finding a Wightman’s replacement.

Today is National Dump the Pump day and Blue Water Area Transit is celebrating with free rides throughout the day. The event put on annually by the American Public Transportation Association is observed by hundreds of transit

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Drug Task Force report they’ve encountered a new street drug, Desomorphine. Known to dealers as “Crocodill” due to the drug’s tendency when injected to damage the user’s skin, causing it to appear

Two people are injured following a rollover crash in Sanilac County’s Evergreen Township yesterday morning. According to Michigan State Police at the Caro Post, it happened just after 9am at the intersection of Deckerville Road and M-53.

Art aficionados and car connoisseurs both have something to look forward to this weekend in the Blue Water Area. In Port Huron, it’s the return of the annual Art of the River festival, while Marysville holds their

A Chinese man will be standing trial in St. Clair County following an arrest in California this year in connection to a local case of criminal sexual conduct. Zhijie Wang, a 56 year old Chinese National who

We’re learning of a drug bust late last week in which two were arrested and over $50,000 in methamphetamine was confiscated by authorities in St. Clair and Macomb Counties. On May 30th, members of the St. Clair

Port Huron city officials are seeking nominations from residents and organizations for the 2024 Spirit of Port Huron Awards. The initiative started in 1986 as a way to recognize Port Huron citizens for their community service efforts.

Hosted by the Friends of the St. Clair River, the free annual event celebrates one of the oldest and largest freshwater fish in the world. Even though sturgeon are classified as a threatened species, conservation efforts here