The Times Herald (Port Huron, MI)

The Times Herald is a daily publication based in Port Huron, Michigan. Operated by Gannett, it is the sole daily newspaper catering to St. Clair County and also reaches portions of Sanilac and Lapeer counties.

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Ford worker among 4 arrested in multimillion-dollar auto parts theft, Dearborn police say

6 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Nour Rahal

A Ford employee and three other men were arrested May 6 in an investigation involving stolen auto parts. Dearborn police say the parts were stolen from three Ford plants and sold through a Detroit business. Formal charges are pending. Four men, including a Ford employee, were arrested in connection with what police described as a multimillion-dollar theft operation involving Ford-manufactured parts and accessories.
Midwestern native Robert Francis Prevost has been named as Pope Francis' successor.

6 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Katie Wiseman |Jorge Ortiz |John Bacon |Kim Hjelmgaard

Katie Wiseman Jorge L. Ortiz John Bacon Kim HjelmgaardUSA TODAY NETWORKThe successor of Pope Francis has been selected. Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago, the first American pope. According to the Vatican, he will go by Leo XIV. Here's what we know. Who is the new pope? The newly elected pope and successor to Pope Francis is Robert Francis Prevost, a Cardinal from Chicago. He is the first American Pope. He has previously worked in St. Louis and studied in Rome, according to his Vatican profile.
Michigan high school baseball rankings: May 7

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Dylan Jespersen

Baseball teams around Michigan are running out of time to make their marks on the 2025 regular season as the month of May gets ready to give way to the postseason action of June very soon. Teams will start their postseason journeys after Memorial Day on Tuesday, May 27, all with the hopes of reaching the final rounds in East Lansing. The latest Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association (MHSBCA) poll was released on Wednesday, May 7, with some movement across the lower divisions.
Celebrating Michigan's transgender community in a time of angst and uncertainty

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Georgea Kovanis

The Stand with Trans gala is sold out. Sponsorships anticipated for the Stand with Trans gala are down 20%. The organization is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Detroit man says he needed mental health treatment as an inmate, but was punished instead

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Paul Egan

Joel Carter of Detroit spent most of his prison sentence in solitary confinement. Records filed in federal court show MDOC doctors believed Carter's behavioral problems, which he was punished for, were linked to his multiple sclerosis. Carter is now free from prison and has a job, while trying to help inmates still inside who have medical and mental diagnoses. When Joel Carter was 19, he got caught in a police sting operation, trying to sell four ounces of cocaine to an undercover officer.
Looking at 2025 regional, quarterfinal dates, locations for MHSAA softball divisions 1-4

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Jared Greenleaf

The postseason will be here before you know it. When it comes to MHSAA softball programs across the state of Michigan, the hope will be going on a thrilling playoff run. For many in Divisions 1-4, the goal will be reaching East Lansing, home of the MHSAA’s softball semifinal and championship games. Following the MHSAA district round, which starts on Tuesday, May 27, and completes on Saturday, May 31, regionals will take place on Saturday, June 7.
Marysville interviewing city manager candidates tonight

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Liz Shepard

Marysville officials will be conducting interviews with three city manager candidates at 6 p.m. today, May 5. According to Mayor Kathy Hayman, the candidates are:According to city council meeting minutes, current City Manager Randy Fernandez plans to retire in July.
Port Huron Civic Theater brings 'Rock of Ages' to the stage. Here's when to see the musical.

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

Port Huron Civic Theater's second annual production of 'Rock of Ages' will run May 16-17 at McMorran Theater. The musical is a tribute to 1980s rock featuring songs from bands like Journey and Bon Jovi. Tickets range from $18-$24 and can be purchased online at www.mcmorran.com/shows. The Port Huron Civic Theater is putting together its second annual production of the musical "Rock of Ages."The show is set to appear on May 16 and 17 at the McMorran Theater in downtown Port Huron.
Vote for the Blue Water Area Athlete of the Week for April 28 - May 3

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Brenden Welper

It's Monday, which means it's time for the latest Blue Water Area Athlete of the Week poll. We need you to determine a winner. Voting ends at noon on Thursday. Last week's winner was Port Huron Northern softball's Charley Betts, who threw 20 strikeouts and picked up two victories in 12 innings on the mound. She allowed just nine hits and didn't surrender an earned run. Want to nominate an athlete for a future poll?
When is Holland's tulip festival? What to know about the west Michigan event

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Jenna Prestininzi |Cassidey Kavathas

The Tulip Time Festival runs May 2-11, 2025 in Holland, Michigan. The annual attraction showcases the area's millions of blooming tulips and Dutch heritage. Attendees have a variety of events to choose from throughout the 10-day festival. Get ready to embrace west Michigan's millions of blooming tulips this spring with Holland's annual tulip festival. The Tulip Time Festival returns to Holland May 2-11, combining Holland's Dutch heritage and bountiful tulip gardens with live music, art and dancing.