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While it’s still too soon to tell what drivers will be paying at the pump this Independence Day, Michigan motorists are currently seeing an average decline of about six cents per gallon since Monday of last week.

The Michigan Air National Guard will be performing fly-overs above nine Michigan cities tomorrow morning as the United States Air Force celebrates one hundred years since the first ever successful aerial refueling maneuver. On the list of

South side Port Huron residents are finally getting another healthier foods option in the neighborhood. Dollar General announced yesterday it’s going to start selling fresh fruits and vegetables at it’s store on Military Street starting in July.

Every year, funding is provided by the DTE Energy Foundation and the organization ReLeaf Michigan helps with support to get more trees planted in communities all across the state. The project’s goal is to increase the number

A major drug trafficking attempt was halted by authorities at the Canadian border. 217 pounds of cocaine were found hidden among a shipment of goods bound for Canada in a tractor-trailer on Thursday. The drugs were seized

An Almont woman is dead after a domestic assault earlier this week in the Village of Capac. According to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office, the 44 year old woman was found unconscious, yet breathing, in a

Comstock Road from Graham over to the intersection of Burtch and Wildcat Roads in St. Clair County’s Grant Township will get a makeover starting next week. The $400,000 project includes asphalt milling overlaying and comes from multiple

Local officials celebrated the opening of a new pedestrian bridge in Port Huron yesterday, linking two local schools and helping to complete a regional trail network. Randy Maiers, president of the Community Foundation of St. Clair County,

Port Huron’s new trash removal agreement with Emterra Environmental begins in less than a month and there will be some changes for both residential and commercial property owners in the city. City Engineer Eric Witter tells WPHM