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MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. (FOX 2) - An inmate is facing charges after police say he murdered another inmate inside a Michigan prison last month. Elrick Cooper, 54, was arraigned on a second-degree murder charged Wednesday. Police said he killed an inmate inside the Macomb Correctional Facility in Lenox Township. He...

A Port Huron man died after a vehicle struck him while he was on his motorized bike Friday afternoon.   The man on the bike going northbound on 13th Street failed to stop for the stop sign and was struck by an SUV who had the right of way and was eastbound on Oak Street...

It started with just a few individuals holding signs up to passing cars on Friday. But within a half-hour, nearly two dozen protesters had shown up to the last-minute push to show support for reproductive rights at the southwest corner of Pine Grove Park. ...

The Blue Water Cruise Weekend is taking place June 23rd – 26th!. Check out all the classic cars from Cruise Night 2022, which took place on Friday, June 24th along Pine Gove Ave. For more information about the Blue Water Cruise, visit the Fort Gratiot Business Association website fortgratiotba.org.

In case you do not follow the website’s historical section, here is some trivia about the “hood.”. There was a petition presented to the Mayor and City Commission of Port Huron on June 7th, 1937, from Sherman Woods residents arguing against the building of a street along the lake from Ballantine to Holland Ave. It was stated in the petition that the proposed road would provide no advantage to anyone and that it would interrupt the quiet and natural beauty of the woods and the lake. It would also destroy many trees and result in a traffic situation that would “destroy the quiet” and bring constant danger to the many and small children whose parents have sought here safety and a natural environment. A street in this location would not allow any non-residents to use the beach, which is all “privately-owned” If you walk the Conger sidewalk, there is a city-owned easement that would have accommodated a street way back then.

PORT HURON, Mich. (FOX 2) - A man died Friday after he was hit by an SUV while riding a mini bike in Port Huron. Police said the man was riding east on Oak Street when he ran a stop sign at 13th Street at 12:26 p.m. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

By Jeff Stout – Former Port Huron Schools Board Trustee. The source and photos for this story were compiled and archived by Mr. Jeremiah May, a Port Huron High School (PHHS) teacher. Additional information may be obtained at phhshistory.com. As we approach the month of November some of our...

Those first few baby steps are tough although we try our best. But practice does make perfect, now we walk and run and play,. yet don’t complain about the pain we put those two feet through. We’ll need them more than ever as we reach those golden years,

Two brothers are bringing their love of Italian cooking to Marine City with the opening of a new pasta food truck.  Alex Christie, owner of Endless Pastabilities, LLC, and his brother, Anthony Christie, the manager of the business, will open their food truck at the parking lot at 319 South Parker St., next...

CARLSBAD, CA. -- As Pride Month continues, LEGO is celebrating LGBTQIA+ communities with the "world's longest" Pride parade. These tiny but mighty parades can be found throughout different Minilands in LEGOLAND's California, Florida and New York resorts and seven discovery centers in Columbus, Michigan, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New Jersey and Westchester.

Blue Water Healthy Living is proud to present to you…. “Port Huron Past & Present” is a series of historical videos created by Port Huron native Bob Davis. Through his historical photographs and films Bob is able to place the viewer back in time. For many of our readers these photos and videos will be a walk down memory lane, but for the younger crowd they will learn about the fascinating history of this great town. In this episode we look back at Young Thomas Edison, Mickey Rooney, Walter Winchell, and more.

Marine City will be joining a few St. Clair County cities participating in an art project highlighting the importance of keeping storm drains clean. Friends of the St. Clair River representative Lydia Nicholas, an environmental field technician, attended the Marine City Commission’s June 16 meeting to talk about the Thumb Coast Storm Drain Art Project.

A crash between an SUV and a motorized bike has claimed the life of a Port Huron man. According to the Port Huron Police Department, the 41 year old was traveling north on 13th Street when he was struck by the a 37 year old Port Huron Township woman who was traveling eastbound on Oak Street. Preliminary investigations indicate the driver of the motorized bike failed to stop at a stop sign and was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the SUV was treated for non life threatening injuries. Eastbound Oak Street (I-69 Business Loop) between 12th and 14th is closed due to ongoing investigations. It is expected to reopen by 6pm Friday evening.

Mr. Wyeth is busy these days—creating beautiful “dream houses” . . . . Right now he has 15 of these creations under construction in the district. – The Times Herald, October 9, 1937, page 14. This was during the Great Depression. If all of Walter Wyeth’s...

Jeff talks with David Rushing, the St. Clair County Commissioner of District Six. In this episode, David discusses his background and talks about his business that he operates. Please help us increase our audience. Like, Share, and Comment!. Blue Water Healthy Living is an online magazine located in Port Huron,...

Sandy Francis and her husband Ron from Clay Twp. were out for a ride on the boat and snapped this selfie! They won with Timmy D at Lakeshore Graphics in Lexington! To win on Monday, submit a selfie HERE!