Services paused at Port Huron Teen Health Clinic
St. Clair County health officials are temporarily suspending services at the Teen Health Clinic at Port Huron High School. The move follows concerns raised last month by Commissioner Kerry Ange, including the age-appropriateness of some information being
SC4 explores university-level degree expansion
College students in the Blue Water Area could soon have more options to earn advanced degrees without leaving Port Huron. St. Clair County Community College is working with Saginaw Valley State University to explore offering bachelor’s and
State backs Legacy Paper investment at former Domtar site
A long-idle paper manufacturing site in Port Huron is moving closer to redevelopment with new state support. Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Wednesday that Legacy Port Huron Paper Company plans a 24.5-million-dollar investment at the former Domtar paper
Crews work all night to control Cottrellville fire
Fire crews are recovering after battling a lengthy overnight blaze in Cottrellville Township. The fire broke out early Tuesday morning at a home in the 6600 block of Plank Road. Crews from the Marine City Area Fire
Sherman Woods Raises Over $7,000 for Salvation Army
Neighbors with the Sherman Woods Homeowners Association in Port Huron are celebrating a successful 2025 Red Kettle Campaign, raising more than seven thousand dollars for the Port Huron Salvation Army. Organizers say holiday bell ringing collected $7,069,
St. Clair TEC students win big at SkillsUSA event
Students from the St. Clair County Technical Education Center earned 31 first-place finishes during the local SkillsUSA competition held Saturday, December 13, in Marysville. Approximately 130 students competed across 31 career and technical events. Medalists finishing in
Sheriff’s Office faces questions after dog shooting
A St. Clair County Sheriff’s deputy was treated at a local hospital after being bitten by a dog late Saturday night outside St. Clair County Animal Control in Port Huron Township. According to the Sheriff’s Office, a
Burtchville woman arraigned in Thanksgiving stabbing
A Burtchville Township woman is facing charges following a Thanksgiving Day stabbing. Twenty-eight-year-old Taylor Spigner was arraigned Monday, December 1st in 72nd District Court on four charges, including attempted murder, assault with intent to do great bodily
Woman arrested in Sarnia stabbing
Sarnia Police are releasing details about a stabbing that occurred earlier in the week on the west side of town. Officers were called to the 800 block of Devine Street just after 9:30 Tuesday night on reports
Local crowd turns out at state capital to support Joshua Conant Act
Lawmakers in Lansing heard emotional testimony this week as the Joshua Conant Act came before the Michigan House Committee on Regulatory Reform. The proposed legislation stems from a 2023 incident in which Joshua Conant died while being
Mother pleads guilty in 2018 death of Matthew Maison
The mother of 3-year-old Matthew Maison has pleaded guilty to second-degree homicide, seven years after her son was killed. 33-year-old Amanda Maison admitted Wednesday in St. Clair County Circuit Court that she witnessed her ex-boyfriend, Maurice Houle,
St. Clair County agencies mobilize as SNAP benefits partially resume
Local agencies are stepping up to help St. Clair County residents as federal food assistance remains uncertain following a pause in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. The county’s Emergency Operations Center has been activated to
