Port Huron will hold its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the International Flag Plaza on Thomas Edison Parkway this morning. The event will honor the first responders who lost their lives during the 2001 attacks. Port Huron Police Chief Brian Kerrigan highlighted the sacrifice of 343 firefighters and 72 police officers who died while saving … Read more
Port Huron mourns the loss of Kevin Totty, beloved pastor and dedicated volunteer. Totty, who served Christ Centered Community Church and worked closely with the St. Clair County Community Foundation, passed away after a battle with stomach cancer. Known for his kindness and selflessness, he remained focused on helping others even during his illness. His … Read more
Landmark Academy in Kimball is celebrating its 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of educational excellence since opening in 1999. Known for its strong academic performance, community involvement, and successful alumni, the school has grown from a small local institution to a respected center of learning. Events include a ribbon-cutting on September 10 and a gala … Read more
In about a year, DTE Energy will begin converting Belle River Power Plant from coal to natural gas. This $154 million upgrade will extend the plant’s life by 13 years and cut emissions by 90%. The first unit will switch in ’25, with the second unit completed by late ’26. The conversion is a cost-effective … Read more
Richard Hinojosa, a Walpole Island man with a history of drug and weapons charges, now faces 18 new offenses after a recent raid. On August 29th, police found firearms, ammunition, and suspected fentanyl during a search of Hinojosa’s River Road home. He’s charged with multiple drug trafficking and firearm-related offenses, along with breaching bail conditions. … Read more
Raj Patel, a former Money Mart employee from Sarnia, has had criminal charges related to $20,000 in false loans dropped after agreeing to a peace bond. Patel, who worked at Money Mart in Chatham and Sarnia until December 2023, was accused of processing fake loans and stealing the funds. However, since the full amount was … Read more
St. Clair County has officially responded to a federal lawsuit filed by former Sheriff’s Lt. Scott Jones. The county disputes Jones’ claims that he was unfairly pushed into retirement after reporting Sheriff Mat King’s brother’s arrest and alleging retaliation for his HR complaint. The county admits some facts, such as the sheriff’s call to Jones … Read more
A 25-year-old Brown City man, Jonathon W. Gammon, was arrested in Imlay City last Thursday after a meth sales investigation by the Thumb Narcotics Unit. The arrest happened at the Speedway Gas station on Cedar Street following a traffic stop on August 29th. Authorities seized nearly 6 grams of suspected meth. Gammon, who was previously … Read more
After three days of deliberations, the Macomb County jury has yet to reach a verdict in the Warren murder case. They reviewed a video of Reinaldo Jamison’s testimony, where he argued self-defense in the 2018 shooting of Andre Fort, 32, from Detroit. The incident occurred in Jamison’s mobile home.
Port Huron is offering up to $10,000 in down payment assistance through its Urban Pioneer + program. This aid is available to first-time home buyers with low-to-moderate incomes purchasing homes within city limits. The funds can be used for down payments, closing costs, or pre-paid items. For more details contact the City’s Community Development Office.