On Monday, Port Huron drivers will noticed big changes near the Blue Water Bridge due to its plaza expansion. The Michigan Department of Transportation has restricted the Pine Grove ramp to cars only and, by June 15th, shifting eastbound I-94 to three lanes, reserving the left for passenger vehicles. This project rebuilds roads, adds noise … Read more
On June 4th U.S. Border Patrol’s Detroit Sector arrested three undocumented immigrants during a traffic stop in St. Clair County. The arrests were made by the Marysville ICE Station with support from local law enforcement. The three individuals now face several charges, including being in the country without permission and overstaying their visas. Authorities are … Read more
Orthopedic Associates of Port Huron was named Best Medical Office in the Blue Water Area Community’s Choice Awards, with Dr. Scott Heithoff honored as Best Orthopedic Doctor. As St. Clair County’s largest orthopedic practice, the team is known for expert care in bones, joints, and muscles. The awards, voted on by the community, highlight the … Read more
Sanilac EMS, through McKenzie Health System, is now offering free “File of Life” packets during home visits to help residents prepare for emergencies. These forms list vital medical info—like medications, conditions, and emergency contacts—and are placed on refrigerators or carried in wallets. First responders are trained to spot them, which can save precious time during … Read more
Joshua Conant’s family is suing Roche Bar, its staff, and Port Huron Police after his death outside the bar last November. The lawsuit claims bouncers used deadly force and Officer Chelsea Koehn failed to act properly. Conant died from restraint-related cardiac arrest. The bar has since closed. The family is seeking over $75,000, alleging negligence, … Read more
In Port Huron, Mayor Anita Ashford canceled a special meeting set for Monday to evaluate City Manager James Freed, deepening their ongoing dispute. That same day, Ashford tried to move Freed away from the council table, but the city attorney said he has the right to sit and speak there. Freed responded that he’ll stay … Read more
On Friday, Lambton County hosted the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run to support Special Olympics Ontario. The event started at 10:30 a.m. at Waterfront Park in Point Edward and traveled through the community, ending in Sarnia. Local police, athletes, and residents came together to raise awareness and funds for athletes with intellectual disabilities. The day … Read more
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has awarded over $135,000 since ’20 to boost local public safety. Recent grants support Citizens Police Academies in St. Clair and Port Huron, helping residents and youth learn about police work and build trust. Port Huron’s youth programs received $7,200 for uniforms and supplies, while St. Clair’s academy … Read more
At last week’s meeting, the Sandusky City Council made decisions affecting the city’s future. After holding two closed sessions, the council approved purchasing a property located at 69 Lexington Street for $60,000, with the city covering all closing costs. This purchase is part of ongoing efforts to expand or improve city assets. Additionally, the council … Read more
Lake Huron Medical Center has named Anisha Sheth as its new chief nursing officer. Sheth brings over ten years of experience as a family nurse practitioner and clinical leader. She has a strong background in improving patient care and supporting nursing teams. Hospital leaders say her focus on compassionate, high-quality care fits well with their … Read more