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Port Huron police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teenager. Fifteen-year-old Noah Wilton was last seen at his home Sunday around 4 p.m. Authorities say it’s unclear where he was headed when he

A suspected shoplifter is behind bars after reportedly leading St. Clair County Sheriff’s deputies on a high-speed chase. Authorities say, 49-year-old Ontario McDowell of Harper Woods was confronted Saturday while attempting to steal from the Menards store

A late-night fire erupted at a Marine City business – keeping crews on scene through the early morning. Marine City Area Fire Authority says the blaze broke out at The Corner Grocery at Fairbanks and North Parker

St. Clair County officials are clearing up confusion after last night’s severe thunderstorms prompted the use of the county’s outdoor warning sirens. Justin Westmiller, the County’s Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, tells WPHM the sirens

Crews continue working to clean up an estimated 1300 gallons of crude oil that spilled into the St. Clair River Thursday afternoon. The leak was reported just before 2 p.m. at Suncor’s Sarnia refinery, prompting a response

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office responding to a deadly shooting Tuesday night in St. Clair Township. It happened just before 7pm at a home in the 5300 block of Gratiot Avenue. Sheriff Mat King tells WPHM

St. Clair County is taking part in Wednesday’s coordinated Statewide Tornado Drill. At 1pm, outdoor warning sirens across the County will sound for three minutes as part of the test. Officials say tomorrow’s test is a good

A parcel of agricultural land within the City of Marysville may become an new development. A company called Interstate Capital is looking to build on the plot of land along Range Road between 18th Street and Cuttle

After months of workshops and discussions, St. Clair County Commissioners are cutting ties with the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County. During last night’s Community and Economic Development Committee meeting, commissioners voted unanimously to suspend county

Port Huron’s federal courthouse is among hundreds of buildings the U.S. government is considering unloading. The General Services Administration released a list of more than 440 “non-core” federal properties this week, including the historic courthouse on Water