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The numbers are in from last week’s Community Roof Sit to benefit the Child Abuse and Neglect Council. Q-Country 107 helped raise $162,000 dollars to support the work of the CAN Council. That’s down slightly from last

Michigan pump prices are on the rise this morning. After weeks of steady decline, drivers around the state could notice an increase of about nine cents per gallon today. Taking the state’s average to about $3.72 for

A Kimball Township man is facing a total of seven charges after he reportedly attempted to set fire to his garage and run over law enforcement. Early Tuesday morning, St. Clair County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a

More free parking could be coming soon to Downtown Port Huron. During Monday’s city council meeting, members approved an agreement to lease a county-owned parking lot in the northwest corner of Merchant and Quay streets. Located across

It was busy weekend for Port Huron Firefighters. A fire broke out early Saturday Morning inside the Unity of Blue Water Church in the 400 block of 17th Street. Speaking to WPHM, Port Huron Fire Department’s Captain

A 29 year Blue Water Area tradition continues starting Sunday. Q-Country 107 will partner with the St. Clair County Child Abuse and Neglect Council for Community Roof Sit 2023. Morning show host Matt Markham will broadcast live

Two passengers in two separate vehicles both died Tuesday morning following a two-car collision in northwest Sanilac County. It happened shortly before 8am at the intersection of Bay City-Forestville Road and Van Dyke Road in Greenleaf Township.

A Yale manufacturer is expanding with the help of a $156,000 state grant. Redall Industries in Yale is expected to add 34 new jobs to expand into the alternative energy industry. The company was formed in 1945

For the third time in just over a week, the St. Clair County Drug Task Force has seized crystal meth from a Blue Water Area motel room. 43 year old Armando Squires of Fort Gratiot Township was

Renovation work is wrapping up inside the former museum building in Marysville Park. Marysville Council Members toured the building Monday night, which is set to become a five-unit vacation rental home. The project is the result of