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Police were called to an area school Friday, described by officials as an “isolated incident” involving a guest teacher. According to a letter sent home to parents of children at Holland Woods Middle School, a substitute teacher

After reaching their highest point of the year last week, gas prices are starting this week out slightly lower. AAA of Michigan says prices at the pump fell two cents a gallon to a statewide average of

The City of Marysville will be purchasing a property adjacent to Morton Park. The $210,000 agreement calls for the city to by the house-turned-insurance agency at 502 Busha Highway. Marysville Mayor Wayne Pyden says there are no

Public hearings will take place next week regarding the proposed state house, state senate, and congressional maps drafted by the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission. Following the redistricting commission closely is Gongwer News reporter Ben Solis who

The Biden administration is announcing that the United States will reopen its land borders to non-essential travel next month. All international visitors will need to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. Vehicle, rail, and ferry travel between the

St. Clair County Community College is getting ready to open a new Challenger Learning Center inside their Experience Center in Port Huron. The space-themed experience honors the victims of the 1986 Challenger disaster while also teaching school

Port Huron City Council has approved the a plan to design new wayfinding signs throughout the City of Port Huron, including the Downtown area. During Monday’s city council meeting, members approved a $9500 bid from Valley City

Port Huron Police are investigating reports of shots fired Monday evening on the city’s north side. Lieutenant Jeremy Young tells WPHM the shots were reported around 6pm Monday in the 1000 block of Garfield Street. Police were

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is reporting Coronavirus outbreaks in more than 80 schools across the state. Included on the list are students and staff members at Holland Woods, Central, and Fort Gratiot Middle

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is announcing a funding boost to several police departments, including one in the local area. The Marysville Police Department will receive $75,000 to help the department become nationally accredited. A total of 11 agencies