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A 29 year old from Deckerville was hospitalized after he lost control and left the roadway in Sanilac County’s Moore Township. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office, the man was traveling eastbound on Sanilac Road shortly

Walk-in rapid testing for COVID-19 is set to resume Wednesday at the St. Clair County Health Department. Testing was suspended last week do to what the health department described as temporary supply limitations. Self-testing kits will be

A man has died after being run over by farming equipment in the Thumb area this past weekend. It happened around 7pm Sunday evening in the 3000 block of North Decker Road in Sanilac County’s Evergreen Township.

A man is in custody and another is recovering following a weekend home invasion in Sanilac County. According to Sheriff’s Deputies, the incident occurred shortly before 5am Saturday at a home on Cedar Avenue the Village of

Gas prices in the state are down 3-cents compared to last week in Michigan. Drivers are now paying an average of $3.15 per gallon for regular unleaded, according to AAA. That is 82-cents more than this time

Monday is Martin Luther King Junior day and students in the Port Huron Area School District will spend the holiday learning about the legacy of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement. Elementary school students will host

A car verses pedestrian crash Wednesday morning has claimed the life of one. It happened around 7am in the 2800 block of Dove Road in Port Huron Township. According to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s office, a

An art studio in Downtown Port Huron has officially been sold to a private owner. The City of Port Huron and Community Foundation of St. Clair County will be selling their interests in the property at 1219

The St. Clair County Health Department will be suspending rapid antigen testing for COVID-19. The health department says temporary supply limitations means no new rapid COVID-19 testing appointments and rapid tests will be allowed until further notice.

Port Huron City Council meets tonight in their first regular session meeting of the New Year. Tonight’s agenda includes a bid for repair work at the historic Marshall Fredericks McMorran Place fountain. The nearly $39,000 quote is