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It’s an update to threat that sent McLaren Port Huron Hospital into lock down earlier this week. According to the Port Huron Police Department, the hospital did receive a verbal assault threat over the telephone Monday morning

The City of Marysville has completed it’s acquisition of another parcel of property adjacent to Morton Park. The City recently announced that it will purchase a house-turned-insurance agency at 502 Busha Highway for $210,000. Marysville Mayor Wayne

It’s big news for the Michigan craft beer industry. Bell’s Brewery founder Larry Bell has announced that he’s selling the company to Lion, an Australian-based brewer, which also owns New Belgium Brewery in Colorado. Bells makes the

Sheriff’s deputies in Lapeer County are releasing details about a  nearly 25-mile long pursuit in excess of 100 miles per hour over the past weekend. On Saturday evening, police received a call about a car driving at

Port Huron Police are looking for a suspect who attempted to sexually assault a woman who was jogging in Sanborn Park. According to police, the suspect confronted a 25 year old white female jogger around 5:30pm Monday.

McLaren Port Huron Hospital entered lockdown for a few hours Monday morning following a bomb threat against the healthcare facility. Spokeswoman Jennifer Carbary told WPHM the threat was called into the hospital shortly after 10:00 am, prompting

A 52 year old Port Huron man has died after he struck a deer in Sanilac County’s Worth Township this past weekend. Around 4 am Sunday morning, a passerby in the area of St. Clair Road near

The Blue Water Bridge as of 12am this morning is now open to non-essential Canadian traffic after being closed for the better part of two years. Those hoping to enter the U.S. will need to provide proof

A handful of new road construction projects begin this week in St. Clair County. In Port Huron Township, Griswold Road between Michigan and Range will be closed for a crossroad culvert replacement project starting today and lasting

Port Huron City Council meets tonight in a regular session meeting. Among the items on the agenda is the acceptance of a $1.9-million dollar bid from Boddy Construction for work on the 16th Street sanitary sewer pumping