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St. Clair County’s Medical Health Officer says she won’t be giving up her power to issue public health orders, such as a 10-day quarantine order for those who are exposed to COVID-19 or test positive for the

Three St. Clair County Schools have been added to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ COVID-19 outbreak list. They include Port Huron Northern High School where three students have tested positive. Three students are also

Those hoping to soon shop at a downtown Port Huron Grocery Store will need to wait a little longer. Country Style Market owners Steve and Michelle Fernandez say supply chain issues have pushed back the expected opening

Several projects in the Blue Water area will be getting a boost in funding from a house-passed state budget plan. Lawmakers, including local State Representative Andrew Beeler, say the new budget will provide “useful resources for specific

Crews have now shifted to cleanup mode after a weekend of cutting trees and getting residents back on the electrical grid. The City of Port Huron’s forestry department completed their nearly 100 work orders over the weekend

Divers have recovered the vehicle believed to be that of a missing 84 year old woman from St. Clair County’s Casco Township. The 2011 Ford Edge, believed to be that of Nadine Moses, was located in about

One was hospitalized following a two vehicle crash in Sanilac County’s Elmer Township. An 18 year old man from Sandusky was southbound on Isles Road shortly after 1pm Sunday. Sheriff’s Deputies ay he failed to stop at

Port Huron City council could formally put the “for sale sign” up in front of the building that houses the Police Department, city administration, and city council chambers this evening. Council is expected to enter into a

Beginning Monday, the City of Port Huron will begin a reconstruction project on 10th Avenue between Sanborn and Holland. The top layer of asphalt on the road will be removed and replaced with a new surface. 10th

Meteorologists at the National Weather Service are explaining why there was so much damage from wind and rain Wednesday in the Blue Water Area. Steven Freitag, forecaster from the White Lake office, tells WPHM a low pressure