Local News

Four streets in the Village of Capac have received asphalt resurfacing with a larger paroject of paving Main Street on the docket for next month. Village officials said work on the side streets was completed earlier this

A 41-year old Bruce Township man was arrested after a report of shots being fired during a domestic disturbance in Berlin Township. St. Clair County Sheriff Deputies responded around 11:30 p.m. Saturday to a home on Tubspring

Lapeer police have arrested a 19-year old Lapeer man, following a suspended high speed chase late last week. Officers tried to stop a vehicle driving eratically early Thursday morning, but the driver sped off. After ending the

After serving 32 years as a member of the Michigan State Police, Lt. Col. Gary Gorski is calling it a career. Col. Kristie Kibbey Etue made the announcement that is effective June 1st. Gorski began his MSP

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality plans to hold a public hearing in Lapeer Township in June to receive feedback from rsidents about a proposed expansion of a mining business. An existing mining business has applied to

Imlay City taxpayers may be aksed for approval of a millage issue this fall, if the school board decides to renew a request that was first passed in 2014. School officiasls are considering placing a renewal question

Memorial Day Weekend Services Sunday, May 27th at Francis Lautner Memorial Park in Minden City – 12 Noon Monday, May 28th – Memorial Day service in Ruth at The Monument at 9:45 a.m. Elkland Township Memorial Service

Deckerville Schools’ Board of Education met for their monthly meeting Monday night and took care of business, including approving a ten cent increase for all lunches district wide. Board members extended their current contract with Chartwells for

The State of Michigan and the City of Lapeer continue their disagreement over whether or not the city is underfunded for retiree health care benefits to the tune of almost $25 million dollars. The State notified Lapeer

There were some anxious moments along the Thomas Edison boardwalk, near the Blue Water Bridge, Monday night when a fisherman was startled to see a Great lakes Freighter coming straight at him. In shock, the man reeled