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Four have died, including a Croswell woman, after attending this past weekend’s Faster Horses country music festival at the Michigan International Speedway. According to the Michigan State Police, 30 year old Melissa Havens was found dead Saturday

After a year on hiatus, the St. Clair County 4-H and Youth Fair returns this week to Goodells County Park. The carnival midway opens up Monday at 5pm, with monster trucks Tuesday, crazy car races Wednesday, and

Two Port Huron men were arrested late last week after a drug bust in the 1600 block of McPherson Street. According to the St. Clair County Drug Task Force, about $550 worth of methamphetamine, about $200 worth

The price of a gallon of gas in Michigan jumped over 9 cents this past week, that according to the latest gas price survey by AAA of Michigan. The auto club reports that the current average statewide

Local health officials will be setting up pop-up vaccination clinics next week during some of the largest summertime events in the Blue Water Area. Dr. Annette Mercatante, St. Clair County’s Medical Health officer, says the health department

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says fully vaccinated Americans could be allowed to enter into Canada as soon as next month. Trudeau, speaking with leaders of Canada’s provinces on Thursday, says the country is expected to be

In less than two weeks time, hundreds of tennis players from across the Blue Water Area will descend on Port Huron for the Francis J. Robinson Memorial International Tennis Tournament. Now in it’s 64th year, tournament committee

Port Huron Police are investigating a shooting that occurred during the early morning hours Thursday. According to Police Chief Joe Platzer, officers responded to a report of shots fired in the 2500 block of Wright Street in

The body of a man believed to have jumped from the Blue Water Bridge has been recovered from the St. Clair River. According to the Port Huron Police Department, an Ontario man is believed to have entered

Blue Water Area Transit will be welcoming two new battery powered electric buses to their fleet. The transportation commission was the recipient of $1.5 million dollar federal department of transportation grant to purchase the two vehicles as