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Inspections of three city owned bridges will be taking place this week in Port Huron. City engineers will be conducting bi-annual maintenance inspections of the 7th Street, 10th Street and Gratiot Avenue Bridges starting Tuesday October 18th.

Those hoping to represent the local area in the state legislature will be convening at the Port Huron Municipal Office Center for a candidate forum Tuesday. Hosted by the Blue Water Area Chamber of Commerce, the free

Work on the mixed-used Wrigley Center in Downtown Port Huron is beginning to wrap up. Larry Jones of Landmark Port Huron is inviting those interested in leasing one of the building’s 36 two-bedroom apartment units to take

The St. Clair County Road Commission says a bridge over the Belle River in Casco Township has opened. Palms Road between St. Clair Hwy and Division Road opened Wednesday following a lengthy bridge rehabilitation project. Work included

Officials at the Blue Water Bridge yesterday celebrated the announcement of a new way to pay for border crossings. Under a $9.9 million contract with civil engineering company IBI Group, the toll technology on both sides of

A network of license plate scanning cameras throughout the City of Port Huron will remain for at least a year. A 60 day free trial period with Flock Safety this summer saw the installation of cameras throughout

It’s about to get a lot easier to travel to Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed that the government will finally end its mandatory vaccination requirement. Travelers will no longer be required to fill out

Port Huron’s last remaining paper mill will be closing within the next two months. Dunn Paper is announcing the closure of the nearly 100 year old paper mill located just north of the Blue Water Bridge in

Officials from the City of Marysville were joined by several dozen community members for a special city council meeting Monday. Residents spent the first part of the evening touring the band shell and historical museum in the

It will be another two weeks before a broken water distribution line will be operating normally. The Great Lakes Water Authority said that flushing and disinfecting of the 10-foot wide transmission main near Port Huron has been