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COVID-19 border restrictions are set to come to an end next week. The Department of Homeland Security is doing away with the requirement that foreign visitors must be vaccinated against COVID-19. Up to this point, Canadians entering

Ballot askings for public safety, parks, and the sale of the Municipal Office Center were all approved by city voters Tuesday. Unofficial election results from the Port Huron City Clerk’s office show all three proposals passing with

A second recreational mairjuana store could get approval tonight by the Port Huron Planning Commission. Ox Tail Incorporated is seeking a special use permit for a store to be located at the site of the Ernest Camera

SC4’s student-led arts and literature magazine has released a milestone issue. Patterns is Michigan’s longest-running publication of its kind. It is designed by and showcases the talents of the college’s art students. An award ceremony and reception

Authorities are working to confirm the identity of a deceased woman found last night in the Black River. Around 5:30pm Sunday a homeowner on Strawberry Lane in Port Huron spotted the woman. She was removed from the

Police have seized crack cocaine and AK-47 in a drug bust involving two homes on Port Huron’s South side. The St. Clair County Drug Task Force searched the homes located at 3131 Electric and 2910 22nd Street.

Michigan Motorists are seeing a drop in gas prices for the second week in a row. According to AAA, the average price per gallon fell 13 cents from last week, putting the new State average at $3.49

New activities start soon with the Port Huron Recreation Department’s upcoming summer schedule. Eleven new programs for children and adults are being offered by the rec department this season including, a wiffle ball league, youth lacrosse, an

A bridge north of Port Sanilac on M-25 is getting some repairs starting Monday. North Lakeshore Road over the Forester Creek in Sanilac County will be reduced to one lane for about two and a half months.

Contractors working for the Port Huron Yacht Club have dismantled the remaining portions of the Pere Marquette Railroad Bridge just days ahead of an April 30th deadline. A special condition of a demolition permit issued in 2020