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Port Huron City Council is expected to receive an update on a long anticipated Blue Water Bridge Plaza expansion project. During tonight’s city council meeting, representatives from the Michigan Department of Transportation are expected to be on

This school year will be the last for the Port Huron High School mascot and that of two elementary schools in the Port Huron Area School District. Board members this week unanimously approved a resolution to retire

A woman is recovering after being pulled from the St. Clair River in Port Huron. According to Port Huron Fire Department Battalion Chief James Hayes, the unidentified woman was found Friday afternoon in the middle of the

Port Huron City council got an earful from the public Monday night about seasonal leaf removal – or lack thereof – in the City of Port Huron. Contractor Emterra Environmental currently provides trash, recycling, yard waste, and

An 11 year old girl is dead and a 44 year old woman seriously injured after being struck by a car Saturday in Fort Gratiot Township. St. Clair County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to the area of

There will be a new mayor in the City of Marysville. Councilwoman Kathy Hayman won her bid for mayor over incumbent mayor Wayne Pyden.  In the City of Port Huron, Pauline Repp was re-elected, fending off a

It was a big night for Democrats across the state of Michigan, but local state house and senate districts will remain Republican. With over 90% of precincts reporting, Republican Pamela Hornberger is leading Kevin Hertel in the

A Monday afternoon crash in Sanilac County’s Lexington Township has injured a 72 year old Croswell woman and her 81 year old passenger. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s office, it happened at the intersection of Wixon

Unofficial election results 100% reporting   SC4 Board of Trustees Top 3 Justin Boucher: 12,012 Kim Brown: 16,721 Michael Goforth: 11,290 Chad Mannlein: 7,340 Bradley McMath: 11,454 Karen L. Niver: 21,580 Penelope G. Peck: 13,793 Robert E.

It’s election day, with everything from statewide offices to local school boards and city councils on the ballot. Voters across Michigan will head to the polls to elect a governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and