Port Huron News

My daughter and I recently visited our hometown, Port Huron. I wanted to tell you how beautiful our hometown still looks.

Looking to do something good for injured soldiers while celebrating its 150th anniversary, St.

An environmental group that coordinates Adopt-A-Beach cleanup programs is helping the U.S. Coast Guard search for the source of garbage washing up on Lake Michigan beaches.

A lawmaker investigating food safety issues says the industry needs to drop its opposition to electronic record-keeping as federal authorities struggle to track the source of recent salmonella outbreaks.

Four U.P. natives are running for State Representative in the 108th District in the Democratic Primary.

WASHINGTON -- Not so fast, Obama Nation. In Michigan and a few other key states, the McCainiacs are gaining ground.

The proposed rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac makes no sense. Both companies are mortgage bundlers and investors.

Jack Slay Jr. When I was about 10, my father traveled to Colorado for a math convention; he returned a week later bearing gifts.

Home foreclosure filings rose 14 percent in the second quarter, the eighth consecutive quarterly climb, and more than doubled from the same period a year-earlier, real estate data firm RealtyTrac said on ...

A Senate committee heard appeals Thursday for creation of a federal task force to combat polygamist sects that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid described as sophisticated organized crime rings.

Mulally speeds up automaker's makeover after it posts record $8.7B quarterly loss.

Excellent walleye fishing continues in and around Saginaw Bay, and boat anglers on the Great Lakes are taking chinook, coho, lake trout and some steelhead, the Michigan Department of Resources said Wednesday in ...

A new study finds that many banks are allowing their online customers to take security risks involving sensitive information, leaving them potentially vulnerable to fraud.

The Southside Coalition has built a long, commendable reputation as a community organization.

You can't keep a good man down -- and Raymond Hawks is living proof. April 16 was a dark day.

Ken Meinhardt, right, of Port Huron watches Michael VanHoven, left, of Flushing wrestle Will Knox, of New Haven, Saturday July 19, 2008, in the Beast of the Beach wrestling tournament at Lakeside Beach.

The Antique and Classic Car Parade starts at 6 p.m. today in downtown Port Huron.