Attorneys for a medical contractor tied to a St. Clair County Jail lawsuit want off the case. The firm Foley, Baron, Metzger & Juip says clients including CHS TX haven’t paid them, and they’ve asked a ...

In Port Huron, the St. Clair County Drug Task Force made two major busts on last Wednesday. Officers stopped a Detroit man near the I-94 connector and 32nd Street, discovering cocaine and heroin ...

Women around Port Huron are invited to celebrate friendship this winter at the Blue Water Area Chamber’s “Hearts Along the Blue Water” event on Wednesday, Feb. 11th. The casual Galentine’s evening ...

Due to poor weather conditions, the following will be closed January 26th, 2026. Check your business or district website for more details.

Due to dangerously cold conditions, the following will be closed on January 23rd. Please your your business or district website for more details.

Sarnia residents will see their city property taxes rise by about 3.95 percent this new year, adding roughly $42 more per $100,000 of home value. City council approved a $196 million budget to cover ...

Sanilac County deputies are asking for help after a hit-and-run in Melvin left a local woman injured. The 30-year-old was struck Thursday night on Melvin Road south of town and left in a ditch. She ...

The National Association of Career Women (NACW) has proudly awarded the esteemed title of 2023 National Woman of the Year to Dr. Christina Gallina-Flood, recognizing her unwavering commitment to ...

Welcome to WGRT’s Limelight with your host Andrew Kercher. Limelight is your connection to the people influencing our culture, commerce, and community here in the Bluewater area!

Welcome to WGRT’s Limelight with your host Andrew Kercher. Limelight is your connection to the people influencing our culture, commerce, and community here in the Bluewater area!

At a recent St. Clair County Board meeting, Dr. Remington Nevin, the county’s medical director, raised health concerns about a 900-acre solar plant planned for Fort Gratiot. Nevin argued that noise ...

Port Huron City Council has approved new rules on public comment after weeks of debate. Starting January 12th, anyone who wants to speak must sign up before the meeting, and comments will be split ...