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A vehicle containing the body of a man has been recovered from the St. Clair River. Customs and Border Protection Officers spotted the submerged vehicle from an aircraft Thursday morning. The vehicle was located just offshore of

Expect to see more orange barrels on area roadways come Monday. In Fort Gratiot Township, Meadowlawn at the intersection with Keewahdin Road will be closed for the replacement of a crossroad culvert. That project is expected to

A new skate park, playground equipment, and a new pole barn could all be purchased by Port Huron City Council this evening. The long anticipated new Skatepark for Optimist Park in Port Huron will be a step

Two suspects accused of breaking and entering into home in Sanilac County’s Wheatland Township this past Saturday are in custody. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Department, a 31-year-old St. Clair man and a 53-year-old Fort Gratiot

Empty the shelters… that’s what St. Clair County Animal Control plans to do with the help of a grant from the Bissell Pet Foundation. Now through Friday May 13th, pet adoption fees will be reduced to $25

A sinking fund millage renewal in the East China School district has failed. By a margin of nearly 700 votes, voters turned down the request from the school district to continue a 0.39 mil property tax for

The public is invited to a input session on the new North Channel County park located in Clay Township near Algonac. Consultants working with the St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission will be giving a brief

Tuesday is election day for those who live in the East China School District. Voters in St. Clair, Marine City, and surrounding areas will be asked whether or not to renew a sinking fund millage at the

Another road construction project on M-25 gets underway Monday. Crews from the Michigan Department of Transportation will resurface 5.6 miles of Lakeshore Road between the St. Clair County line at Fisher Road to Mortimer Line Road south

Port Huron City Manger James Freed presented his 2022-23 fiscal year budget during Monday’s city council meeting. Included in that budget is over $1.5 million for repairs and upgrades to the Municipal Office Center. This comes after