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Over a half million dollars was raised during the St. Clair County Community Foundation’s “Big Give” event yesterday. The big winner was Mid City Nutrition, raising nearly $154,000 for their new building campaign. All in all 71

As part of the ongoing reconstruction of McMorran Boulevard in Downtown Port Huron, the Michigan Department of Transportation will be implementing some lane restrictions on Huron Avenue starting Monday. MDOT says as part of the $1point-3 million

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is opening up $350,000 additional appointments at branch offices across Michigan. During a press conference yesterday, she announced that half of the appointments will be available to schedule online in advance, and

A man has died following a weekend crash in St. Clair County’s Casco Township. Deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office were called to the 99-hundred block of Marine City Highway Sunday afternoon on reports of

A Sanilac County couple was rescued from their capsized vessel in Lake Huron Saturday with the help of an off duty Port Sanilac Firefighter. According to the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office, they received a call from someone

Investigations are underway into a pair of fires that damaged two Thumb area downtowns Saturday. The first fire broke out in the 70 block of North Howard Street in the City of Croswell around 1:30am Saturday morning.

Gas prices in Michigan decreased 3 cents compared to last week. AAA of Michigan says the current price of a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.02 per gallon. That’s 6 cents more than this time last month

A road construction project along a major artery in Port Huron begins Tuesday. Lapeer Avenue, between 7th and 10th Streets will be resurfaced in the City of Port Huron. According to the Department of Public Works, the

A familiar face in the Port Huron Area School District has been promoted to Superintendent. Executive Director of Operations and Innovation Theo Kerhoulas has been tapped to succeed Jamie Cain as the district’s superintendent. Cain announced last

It’s the first Friday of the month which means you can expect some special events taking place downtown again this evening. Downtown Development Authority Director Cynthia Cutright tells our Paul Miller that local businesses will be playing