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The Community Foundation of St. Clair County recently elected Patti Manley as its new board chairwoman effective Jan. 1.

After Clay Township police found him dead, it led to a short standoff with the suspect. The suspect would eventually be taken into custody and charged with murder.

Railroad industry news about: U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, BTS, transborder freight between United States, Canada, Mexico, cargo-by-rail. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

The project manager for the Nirvana Center said they hope to be operational, if able, in 90 days at 1007 Lapeer Ave., where a Pizza Hut was formerly located. So far, no permitted marijuana shops have opened in the city.

Bob’s mom and sister died in a house fire in Port Huron three weeks ago, just before Christmas. On their celebration of life, the day of his murder.

A law scholar examines a pair of cases that pit free speech rights against politicians’ online prerogatives.

A veteran Michigan court officer was shot to death while serving an eviction notice on the day of his mother and sisters funeral after they died in a house fire. 

Patti Manley follows Hale Walker as the Community Foundation's board chair.

Robert J. Silver, an officer with the St. Clair County 72nd District Court, was found by Clay Township police with a fatal gunshot wound, and authorities arrested a suspect after...

On New Year’s Day, Clay Township Supervisor Artie Bryson and Algonac Mayor Rocky Gillis took a dip in the St. Clair River for the first Loony Dook Clay Township Hogmanay Challenge.