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Port Huron’s proposed 144-million dollar budget for the upcoming 2025-2026 fiscal year is now available for public review on the city’s website. City council members were presented with the spending plan during this week’s council meeting. Mayor

The United Way of St. Clair County officially closed the books on their 2024 fundraising campaign Wednesday night during a special event also marking the organization’s 100th anniversary. Campaign Chair Deb Johnson, who also serves as Executive

The United Way of St. Clair County officially closed the books on their 2024 fundraising campaign Thursday night during a special event also marking the organization’s 100th anniversary. Campaign Chair Deb Johnson, who also serves as Executive

Michigan U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin made a stop in Port Huron this week as part of a statewide tour of Michigan’s border communities. Her visit focused on the economic and security issues that come with living along

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a wrong-way crash near Casco Township. Deputies say a blue Dodge Charger was spotted driving east in the westbound lanes around 2:30 Friday morning, just before colliding head-on into

St. Clair County TEC students are celebrating a major accomplishment after bringing home 19 medals from the 2025 SkillsUSA Michigan State Leadership and Skills Conference, held April last weekend in Grand Rapids. 67 students from eight different

Cynthia Broomfield has been promoted as Port Huron’s next Deputy City Manager to take the place of the retiring Nancy Winzer. She previously served as Downtown Development Authority Director and is currently Special Projects Coordinator and Chief

A man wanted for a January murder will stand trial in Port Huron. Dazman Robert Drake is facing multiple charges related to the death of Vinny Buckles on January 28th. The suspect was taken into custody in

Two people are now formally charged with murder in the 2018 death of three-year-old Matthew Maison. Amanda Maison, the boy’s mother, and her former boyfriend, Maurice Houle, were arraigned Monday in Port Huron’s 72nd District Court. Both

Spring cleaning may lead to some detours for those who frequent one of Port Huron’s drawbridges. Starting Tuesday, city crews will begin power washing the Tenth Street Bridge. During the annual cleaning, the Tenth Street Bridge will

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office says two people are in custody in connection to the death of 3-year-old Matthew Maison. A man and woman were taken into custody Friday after what officials call “significant recent developments”

An East China high school robotics team is moving on to the global stage after taking top honors recently at a state-wide tournament. Team Flurb – made up of students from both St. Clair and Marine City