Port Huron Woman Wanted

A St. Clair County woman has a warrant out for her arrest after missing a court date on robbery charges. Jessica Casper, 23, was due in Circuit Court for an unarmed robbery case and two misdemeanor charges, but she didn’t show up. Casper is accused of breaking into a Port Huron apartment on July 13th … Read more

Free Fall Vision & Hearing Checks for Kids

St. Clair County children starting preschool or kindergarten this fall can get free vision and hearing screenings from the St. Clair County Health Department. Screenings run now through Wednesday, September 3rd, at the newly relocated main office, 220 Fort Street in Port Huron. Parents can schedule online or by phone. Early checks help spot issues … Read more

Southside Market Season Extended

Port Huron’s Southside Summer Pop-up Market at Knox Field is staying open through Sept. 23rd after a strong first season. The Tuesday market now runs 3 to 7 p.m., featuring around 15 local vendors selling everything from baked goods to crafts and clothing. Organizers say the market has strengthened community connections and boosted small businesses. … Read more

Ozokucon Debuts in Port Huron

Port Huron is set to host its first-ever fan festival this Labor Day weekend as Ozokucon takes over the Blue Water Convention Center. The event blends anime, cosplay, video games, live performances, and creative workshops. Guests can meet voice actors, compete in cosplay and singing contests, and enjoy activities from pickleball to a 24-hour arcade. … Read more

Port Huron Adds Southside Office

Port Huron will open a new satellite office on Sept. 15th at the Elger G. Harvey Re-investment Center on 24th Street. City Manager James Freed says the goal is to make city leaders more accessible and transparent for residents in the South Park area. Instead of housing specific departments, the space will host Freed and … Read more

Sarnia-Lambton United Way Sets $1.49M Goal

United Way of Sarnia-Lambton is aiming to raise $1.49 million to support 28 local programs helping thousands across the county. The campaign unofficially started Wednesday at the Sarnia Sting Black & White Game, and officially launches September 16th on Day of Caring. Early efforts have already raised $375,000. Local golf tournaments and cornerstone supporters like … Read more

Schools Welcome Lt. Gov. Gilchrist

Port Huron Area Schools kicked off the new school year with a boost of support Tuesday, as Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II visited the district. About 900 teachers and staff gathered at McMorran Place for the Welcome Back Celebration ahead of classes starting Sept. 2nd. Gilchrist praised local educators and highlighted state efforts to … Read more

Judge Blocks Key Murder Case Statements

Port Huron’s murder case saw a major legal ruling Monday, as a judge blocked key police statements from being used in court. Sayon Florence, 36, charged in the January death of Vincent Buckles, had told police during a February 12th interrogation that she arranged for Dazman Drake to confront Buckles. The court ruled her statements … Read more

Safety Upgrade to Temporarily Close Trail

A safety upgrade is coming to the I-94 Business Loop in Port Huron and Marysville. The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to spend about $338,000 to add left-turn lanes at Ravenswood Road. The goal is to reduce crashes and improve traffic flow. Construction is expected in summer of ’27 and will temporarily close part of … Read more

St. Clair Seniors Saved Swiftly

After a sprinkler failure flooded St. Clair Landings Retirement Community last Friday, over 25 residents had to leave their homes immediately. The Community Foundation of St. Clair County quickly stepped in, using the SCC Strong fund to secure hotel rooms and provide meals for the displaced seniors. First responders and emergency staff worked with the … Read more