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The director for the St. Clair County Road Commission is hoping to use part of that $1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill to help improve traffic flow and safety along area roadways. Kirk Weston, speaking to WPHM’s

Only one school outbreak of COVID-19 is being reported this week locally by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. 13 elementary school students and staff have contracted COVID in the Croswell-Lexington School District. No new

A Monday evening crash injured two near Lexington. The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office reporting a two car collision shortly before 6pm along Lakeshore Road near Walding Road in Lexington Township. A 65 year old Lexington man had

Port Huron City Council meets Monday in another regular session meeting. Councilmembers will be asked whether or not to approve nearly $80,000 worth of American Rescue Plan funds to purchase and install 100 new trash cans for

A Florida woman has been arrested after trying to enter Canada with dozens of illegal guns earlier this month. According to the Canada Border Services Agency,  48 year old Vivian Richards was attempting to enter Canada at

One was injured in a Saturday evening crash in Sanilac County’s Worth Township. According to Sanilac County Sheriffs deputies, a 78 year old Croswell Woman was traveling westbound on Galbraith Line road south of Lexington around 6:15pm.

It’s some slight relief at the pump ahead of one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. AAA of Michigan says gas prices in Michigan decreased by about a nickel on average, to a current statewide

A senior apartment complex in Algonac is being deemed a total loss after a fire broke out Thursday.  Shortly before noon, multiple area fire and police agencies responded to a blaze at Rolling Brook Senior Living on

The Port Huron Area School District will give students and staff a day off next month in what is being described as a “mental health day” by Superintendent Theo Kerhoulas. The decision comes after Kerhoulas, other administratiors,

A contentious requirement for vaccinated Canadian citizens to provide a negative COVID-19 test result upon re-entering their country is expected to be eased. Currently, those hoping to enter Canada must provide proof of a negative molecular PCR