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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EGLE invites comment alleged odor violations by Smith's Creek Landfill

16 hours ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

Smith's Creek Landfill in Kimball Township, Michigan, faces multiple air quality violations, including causing odors and failing to comply with regulations. Michigan's Air Quality Division seeks public comment until June 6 on a proposed consent order requiring the landfill to improve operations and pay a $145,000 fine. Residents can submit comments online, by email, mail, or during a virtual public meeting on May 29.
Port Huron priest remembers Pope Francis as an advocate for the marginalized

3 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

As Catholics around the world mourned the passing of Pope Francis Monday, Father Bradley Forintos of the Holy Trinity Parish in Port Huron reflected on the legacy he left behind. "He was very much an advocate for the marginalized and the poorest of the poor," Forintos said. "He reminded us as Christians to be mindful of others and to serve."Forintos noted how Pope Francis used Holy Thursday, days before his death, to visit the Regina Coeli prison in Rome.
Vote for the Blue Water Area Athlete of the Week for April 14-19

3 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Brenden Welper

It's time for the latest Blue Water Area Athlete of the Week. Now we need your help to determine a winner. Voting ends at noon on Thursday. Last week's winner was Marysville softball's Kenzie Tremp, who had two home runs (one of which was a walk-off) and three RBIs in the Vikings' 3-2 win over Imlay City on April 12. Want to nominate an athlete for a future poll? Email Times Herald sports reporter Brenden Welper ([email protected]) and let him know who had a stellar week.
What to know about portion of M-29 to be resurfaced in Marine City starting April 28

5 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

The Michigan Department of Transportation is set to begin resurfacing M-29 between Chartier Road and Belle River Avenue in Marine City starting later this month. MDOT is investing $1 million in the road's repair and will include an asphalt overlay, joint repairs, and upgrading sidewalks to Americans with Disabilities Act standards. The road construction will start April 28 and is expected to last until June. One lane will remain open in each direction during the construction.
One man killed, another critically injured in I-94 crash in Casco Twp.

6 days ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

One man died and another was critically injured in a crash on I-94 in Casco Township early Friday. Deputies were dispatched to westbound I-94 near County Line Road about 2:30 a.m. to reports of a blue Dodge Charger traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes at a high rate of speed, according to the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office. A collision was reported while they were responding.
Only a drill: Active shooter drill to be held at Port Huron hospital

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Liz Shepard

Lake Huron Medical Center will conduct a live active shooter drill on April 21. The drill aims to enhance preparedness and coordinated response in emergencies. Realistic effects, including simulated gunfire, will be used to create a realistic training environment. PORT HURON — Lake Huron Medical Center, local agencies and emergency management officials, will be conducting a live active shooter drill on Monday, April 21.
Boat Week: What's the theme of this year's Rotary International Day Parade?

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Liz Shepard

Details of the first major event of the 2025 Boat Week in Port Huron have been announced. The Rotary International Day Parade will kick off at 6:30 p.m. July 9. The theme for this year’s parade is "Color Our World," according to the Port Huron Rotary Club. The club has returned to reflecting the theme of the national library summer reading. The “Color Our World” message encourages readers to “engage with art and creativity” during the summer months, according to the club.
Port Huron, Michigan, high school athlete of the week poll, April 7-12

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. Want to nominate an athlete for a future poll? Email Times Herald sports reporter Brenden Welper ([email protected]) and let him know who had a stellar week. Please submit entries by 10 p.m. on Sunday. Listed below are this week’s candidates in alphabetical order. To vote, please use the poll at the bottom of this page.
Bridge of Friendship to highlight Michigan, Canada ties April 26

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Johnathan Hogan

Another event to reinforce the relationship between Canadians and Michiganders is being planned for later this month. Indivisible's Lake Superior region organization is planning an event to be held at Michigan's bridges with Canada, including the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron, to show solidarity with Canadians amid growing economic tensions. Events will also be held at the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit and at the International Bridge in Sault Ste. Marie.
Photos: Port Huron Prowlers slip past Rockers in a shootout, 2-1

1 week ago | thetimesherald.com | Brenden Welper

Brenden WelperPort Huron Prowlers forward Reggie Millette is seen before scoring a goal in a shootout against the Motor City Rockers at McMorran Arena in Port Huron on Friday, April 11, 2025. Brenden Welper/Times HeraldPort Huron Prowlers forward Bobby Price (29) waits for a faceoff during a game against the Motor City Rockers at McMorran Arena in Port Huron on Friday, April 11, 2025.