Capac doctor sentenced in child porn case
A Capac family doctor is being sent to federal prison on child pornography charges. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, 62-year-old Robert Glapinski was sentenced this week to 15 years after pleading guilty to distributing thousands of
Port Huron pursues federal funding for canal repairs
Port Huron City Council is moving ahead with a major funding request for long-term repairs to the Black River Canal. Council this week approved the submission of a grant application for $6.5 million through the federal Fiscal
Krafft Road roundabout comes with 30-day closure
A number of road construction projects are expected to get underway in Fort Gratiot as the township prepares for the upcoming construction season. One of the largest projects is a planned reconstruction of Krafft Road between State
Statewide tornado drill set for Wednesday
St. Clair and Sanilac are among the counties participating in a voluntary statewide tornado drill on Wednesday as part of Michigan’s Severe Weather Awareness Week. At 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, the county’s outdoor sirens will be activated for
Plans Taking Shape for Black River Canal Project
Construction could soon begin on long-awaited repairs to the Black River Canal. Port Huron City Manager, James Freed discussed the project during a recent interview shared to the city’s social media page. Freed says the project is
Border officers make Blue Water Bridge drug bust
Officers with the Canada Border Services Agency are reporting another sizable cocaine shipment was stopped from entering Canada across the Blue Water Bridge. Agency officials say a commercial truck entering Canada from the United States on February
Black River flood prep begins in Port Huron
The City of Port Huron is moving ahead with ice breaking operations along the Black River in an effort to reduce the risk of spring flooding. Work is scheduled to begin Thursday at 8 a.m., when Purdy
WPHM’s Paul Miller moves to FM radio
Starting April 6th, Port Huron radio listeners will have a new way to tune in to a familiar voice. The Paul Miller Morning Show is moving from 1380 AM to 105.5 FM, while also remaining on the
Police, Fire Face Off for Charity
A longtime local friendly rivalry returns to the ice this weekend. The Port Huron Police Department will face off against the Port Huron Fire Department in the annual Battle of the Badges charity hockey game Friday, February
Fire damages sheriff’s storage facility
An early morning fire left significant damage to a St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office storage facility in Kimball Township. The fire was reported just before 4 a.m. Wednesday on Ash Drive, near the St. Clair County International
Grants awarded to East China educators
A total of 16 East China School District teachers are receiving spring grants from the East China Educational Foundation. The fund helps provide supplemental materials and programs that go beyond the standard school budget such as after-school
Health Officer, Medical Director merger heads to committee
St. Clair County commissioners are preparing to weigh in on whether to recombine leadership roles at the county Health Department. The issue resurfaced last week after the St. Clair County Advisory Board of Health clarified that a
