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It’s a $2.5 million project to rehab a bridge of the Belle River in Southern St. Clair County. Starting Monday, Palms Road between Division and St. Clair Highway in Casco Township will be reduced to facilitate the

Icy roads are believed responsible for a garbage truck losing control and crashing through a guardrail on I-94 at Lapeer Road. According to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office, the crash occurred shortly before 2pm Monday. A

St. Clair County plans to spend over over a half million dollars to help prevent the spread of invasive caterpillars this springtime. Commissioners Thursday approved a bid from Al’s Aerial Spraying to treat nearly 5400 acers of

Gas prices have jumped over 42-cents a gallon on average over the past week in Michigan.  That marks a new record high price for 2022, with an average now of $3.97 a gallon. According to AAA of

It’s a new name and a new look for an iconic downtown Port Huron diner that has been shuttered for nearly two years. Earlier this week, Chris Smith received approval from the Port Huron Historic and Planning

The St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission is in the process of moving headquarters. Director Nancy Winzer says her office will move from the County Administration Building in Port Huron to the Garden Center at Goodells

An early morning crash in Downtown Port Huron resulted in minor damage to city property and a suspect being taken into custody. Lieutenant Nick Godwin of the Port Huron Police Department tells WPHM it happened shortly after

Despite pandemic setbacks and funding obstacles, a grocery store will be opening later this week in Downtown Port Huron. Steve Fernandez of Country Style Marketplace says the doors to their new location at the corner of Huron

The Canada Border Services Agency and Royal Canadian Mounted Police are releasing information about an attempt to smuggle narcotics at the Blue Water Bridge earlier this year. Officers say a commercial truck attempting to enter Canada at

Get ready to see some those orange barrels in Downtown Port Huron again this summer. As part of a multi year project to resurface downtown streets, the city’s attention turning to a section of roadway long overdue