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Marysville City Council candidates were mostly in agreeance about the direction of the city during a candidate’s forum that was held Thursday night, except on the issue of race. The five candidates running for three spots on

Two buildings in Port Huron’s Industrial Park were damaged in two separate fires yesterday evening. According to the Port Huron Fire Department, the first fire broke out around 6pm last night at Michigan Metal Coating in the

County health officials have put together what they describe as a road map for improving the health and well being of local citizens. The St. Clair County Health Department is releasing the results of their recent Community

A repaving project will close several sections of roadway in the Smith’s Creek area starting today. According to the St. Clair County Road Commission, paved portions of Mayer, Yager, and Burns Roads will be reconstructed in Kimball

Authorities in the City of St. Clair are reminding residents to lock their vehicles at night after a string of recent break-ins. According to the St. Clair Police Department, several residents reported their vehicles had been broken

Voters in Marysville will be going to the polls this November to elect a new mayor and city council. Marysville Mayor Dan Damman, speaking to WPHM, says 2019 will be the last year the city holds elections

Authorities say they are thankful float down participants narrowly missed a band of severe thunderstorms storms Sunday. St. Clair County Sheriff Tim Donnellon, speaking to WPHM, says he had more concerns this year for the event than

A Lexington man is in custody after allegedly discharging a firearm during a dispute over the weekend. Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputies say they were called to a residence in the 7000 block of Birchwood Road in Worth

Expect to see an increased law enforcement presence on the land and on the water this weekend for the annual Port Huron Float Down. Officials from the U.S. Coast Guard, St. Clair County Dive Team, Port Huron

A high speed pursuit of a suspected drunk driver near Imlay City has sent one woman and two children to the hospital. Around 2am Wednesday morning, a female suspected of being intoxicated who stopped to ask for

St. Clair County kids entering preschool or kindergarten this fall are eligible to receive free hearing and vision screenings starting next week at the St. Clair County Health Department. The screenings will begin Monday August 19th and