Freed SCOTUS case sent back to lower court
Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court released a opinion Friday regarding a case involving Port Huron’s City Manager. In the case, it is alleged that James Freed, in his capacity as a government official, infringed upon a
One man dead after I-69 head-on crash
31-year-old Dereck Hockin of Lapeer was reportedly heading west on I-69 near Lake Nepessing Road Wednesday around 5pm, when his vehicle began drifting across the median and into oncoming traffic. Hockin’s vehicle crashed head on into an
Police searching for missing teen
A 13-year-old Port Huron girl reported missing Tuesday has been found safe. Meanwhile, Port Huron Police are still asking for the community’s help in finding another missing teen. 17-year-old Abbigail Marie Clark was last seen Friday, February
Officers shot at by barricaded Lexington gunman
Two police officers are recovering from gunshot wounds after a four hour standoff in a Sanilac County Village. Around 10pm Tuesday night, officers were called to the 7100 block of Lester Street in Lexington on reports of
Gas prices set new 2024 high
Having jumped 25 cents in the past week, gas prices around St. Clair County have reached an average of $3.47 cents for regular unleaded. That’s according to a report from AAA this morning who say the sudden
MDOT seeks comments on Huron Ave construction
State transpiration officials want the public’s input when it comes to the eventual rebuilding of Port Huron’s main street. Huron Avenue, also known as the I-94 Business Loop, is slated for construction starting in 2026. As part
Former Thumb area lawmaker dies
Flags will be lowered to half staff today in remembrance of former state lawmaker Paul Muxlow. The three-term Republican State Representative from Brown City passed away Friday, February 23. He represented all of Sanilac County as well
Doors officially close for Downtown’s Wrigley Hall
Among growing rumors recently about the future of Wrigley Hall in Downtown Port Huron, owner Dan Dooley Wednesday night confirmed that the entertainment venue will indeed no longer be operating within the larger Wrigley Center building. In
Drug bust leads to child abuse investigation
A 31 year old Port Huron man is facing drug and child abuse charges following an investigation by the St. Clair Drug Task Force last week. Alex Hammond is accused of selling methamphetamine and other drugs out
Canal repairs could affect summer boating season
The Black River Canal could be shut down for the upcoming boating season, prompting concerns from the local boating community. Port Huron City Council was briefed Monday on the condition of the canal, which connects Lake Huron
Memphis schools subject of bomb threat
Authorities are investigating a bomb threat Tuesday at an area high school. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department was called to Memphis Junior/Senior High School after they were informed by the National Suicide Hotline of a potential
Man arrested after crashing into jail, fleeing police
A 24-year-old Kimball Township man is in custody after leading local law enforcement on a high speed chase Thursday morning. According to officials, it began when the man, driving a small pick-up truck, rammed the employee gate