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St. Clair County’s Emergency Manager is asking the public to submit damage reports from flooding along the St. Clair River and Lake St. Clair. Justin Westmiller, speaking to WPHM, says the St. Clair County Office of Emergency

Three employees of the Port Huron Area School District have been named the 2019 advocator, innovator, and educator of the year. According to to superintendent Jamie Cain, Rayna Palmer, Tracee Blake, and Judy Fiedler have received the

Law enforcement will be unable to permanently take ownership of cash and other property seized in drug cases unless certain conditions are met under legislation signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. She enacted the bipartisan bills

Tornado sirens in Port Huron are currently out of order, that according to city officials. In a statement, City Manager James Freed says the city is experiencing technical difficulties with the siren system and that staff and

Starting today, a rate increase takes effect for those who get electricity from DTE Energy. The Michigan Public Service Commission approved the action for an overall $273 million  rate increase for the company that’ll cost customers about

Voters have turned down a multi-million dollar bond proposal to construct a new middle and high school facility in the East China School District. The $148 million dollar bond proposal would combine St. Clair and Marine City’s

Several people are recovering from a multi-vehicle crash in Marlette Township yesterday morning. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s department, a car driven by a 16 year old from Marlette was attempting to turn northbound onto M-53