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Three are facing multiple drug related charges stemming from a pair of investigations by the St. Clair County Drug Task Force last week. On Wednesday September 8th, the Sheriff’s office announced the seizure of a dealer’s quantity

A portion of Meisner Road in East China Township will experience intermittent lane closures starting today. Meisner Road between King and M-29 will be subject to an asphalt milling and overlay project starting Tuesday, September 14th. Motorists

Council-members in Port Huron will reconvene tonight at the Municipal Office Center for the first city council meeting in nearly a month. Among the items on tonight’s rather lengthy agenda is for members to receive and file

The St. Clair County Child Abuse and Neglect Council and Q Country 107 WSAQ officially kicked off the start of Community Roof Sit 2021 this weekend. Morning Show Host Matt Markham took to the top of the

The help wanted sign is going up at the Michigan Department of Transportation. The department will hold a virtual career fair Thursday, September 16 from 3 to 7. Full time and seasonal positions are available. MDOT says

Gas prices in the state dropped 3-cents over the past week, that’s according to AAA of  Michigan. Drivers are paying an average of $3.18 a gallon for regular unleaded. Metro Detroit still has some some of the

Port Huron’s City Manager plans to ask city council later this month to officially put the “for sale” sign on the Municipal Office Center. James Freed, speaking to WPHM’s Paul Miller Thursday morning, announced intentions to formally

A section of M-136 will be closed due to bridge repairs this weekend. According to the Michigan Department of Transportation, the M-136 bridge over the Black River will close starting Friday through Monday. The work is to

A woman has died after a Thursday afternoon crash in on I-94 in Port Huron Township. According to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office, a 54 year old Chesterfield Township woman was traveling westbound on I-94 just

It could be welcome news for local electric vehicle owners. The City of Port Huron’s Downtown Development could approve an agreement to install several charging stations at their September 21st meeting. The Downtown Development Authority will consider