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77-year-old Applegate woman killed in Tuesday evening two-vehicle crash

A 77-year-old Applegate woman was killed Tuesday evening in a two-vehicle crash in Sanilac County’s Lexington Township. Michigan State Police troopers from the Caro post were dispatched around 6:43 p.m. on Tuesday, November 10, to the area of Peck and Wildcat Roads in Lexington Township for a two-vehicle crash.

Sanilac County, MI · 1d
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Huron Daily Tribune

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Michigan cuts antlerless deer license limit in Thumb counties

Michigan will cap antlerless deer license use at five in Huron, Tuscola and Sanilac counties for the 2026 hunting season.

Huron County, MI · 2d

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Traffic stop by MSP leads to loaded firearm seizure in St. Clair County

Michigan State Police report that a traffic stop in St. Clair County led to the seizure of a loaded firearm last Thursday, November 5. A MSP trooper from the Lapeer Post conducted a traffic stop around 8:35 a.m. on Thursday, November 5, pulling the driver over for speeding on I-94 near Wadhams Road in St. Clair Township.

St Clair County, MI · 2d
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Jury begins deliberations in Port Huron murder case

Update: Court recessed about 4:30 p.m. Deliberations will continue Friday. A jury began deliberating the verdict for a man charged with first-degree murder for the death of Vincent Buckles on Thursday, Nov. 12. Dazman Drake, 24, is accused of shooting and killing Buckles at his home on Vanness Street in Port Huron on Jan. 28, 2025. The jurors heard closing arguments Thursday morning from the attorneys before receiving jury instructions from Circuit Court Judge Michael West. Drake and his co-defendant, Sayon Florence, were both charged with murder after Buckles was found shot multiple times inside his house just after midnight. An investigation by the Port Huron Police Department found multiple security camera recordings of the two in the area before the shooting, Florence in a red Jeep Patriot and Drake in a black Ford Explorer, which was found on fire on Vanness Street just before the shooting was reported. Florence was previously found guilty by a jury for first-degree murder after prosecutor's argued she arranged for Drake to shoot Buckles because she believed Buckles was abusing their shared child. Florence had filed a report of child abuse with police days before the shooting. No charges were ever filed against Buckles

Port Huron, MI · 18h

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St. Clair County Drug Task Force seizes crystal meth, arrests one during Nov. 3rd search

The St. Clair County Drug Task Force announced an arrest and the seizure of crystal methamphetamine last week. The St. Clair County DTF executed a search warrant last Tuesday, November 3, in the 1500 block of Marysville’s Busha Highway as part of an ongoing investigation into narcotics sales. The...

St Clair County, MI · 2d

CBS Detroit

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Southeast Michigan to see first snowfall of the season Friday

Lake-effect snow showers begin well before sunrise on Friday, with scattered snow showers continuing through the morning.

Michigan · 12h

The Times Herald

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Historic Brass Rail prepares to reopen with family traditions intact

PORT HURON, MI — Nearly 90 years after Helen David transformed her family's ice cream parlor into the Brass Rail, the historic downtown bar is preparing to welcome customers back for another Tom and Jerry season. The Brass Rail, located at 410 Huron Ave., is scheduled to reopen Wednesday, Nov. 18, following extensive renovations that took longer than originally anticipated. For Tony Abou-Ganim, a Port Huron native, longtime bartender and relative of David, the project is about preserving a family legacy and a tradition that has become part of the city's identity. In late 2025, Abou-Ganim partnered with local real estate developer Jimmy Radatz to purchase and restore the Brass Rail , returning the business to family ownership. Renovations uncover more than expected The bar operated during the 2025 Tom and Jerry season before closing Jan. 1 for renovations. The original goal was to reopen June 15, 2026 — the 89th anniversary of its founding. But renovations uncovered additional work that needed to be completed before reopening. "It turned into a much larger project than we originally envisioned when we ran Tom and Jerry's last season," Abou-Ganim said. The work included electrical, plumbing and heating and cooling upgrades, asbestos removal

Port Huron, MI · 2d

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Lake-effect snow showers possible in Thumb Thursday night

SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - With temperatures continuing to cool off, no doubt the big story in the forecast right now is the chance of lake-effect snow in the Thumb for both Thursday and Friday nights. As of this update, that potential still exists! Where the heaviest snow bands can set up, some light accumulations are certainly possible. More details below.

The Thumb, MI · 1d

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Port Huron Addresses Leaf Pickup Delays

Port Huron residents are raising concerns about this year’s leaf pickup service, citing late collections as an issue. City Manager James Freed spoke about the situation at this week’s City Council Meeting. “I called around to several companies who normally bid on our contract, and they said, ‘We...

Port Huron, MI · 1d

Huron Daily Tribune

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Ubly faces New Lothrop in Week 12 playoff showdown

Ubly visits New Lothrop in a Week 12 playoff game as the Bearcats seek a regional title against the high-scoring Hornets.

Ubly, MI · 1d

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St. Clair County RESA Marks 50 Years

St. Clair County RESA in Marysville wants residents to see the behind-the-scenes work many families never notice. The county’s TEC and Woodland Developmental Center opened in 1976 and are marking 50 years of preparing young people for life after school, while RESA celebrates 65 years of service. Superintendent Brenda Tenniswood says RESA also runs a 200-mile fiber network linking schools, libraries and local governments, coordinates preschool for more than 650 4-year-olds, and operates the Pine River Nature Center. The celebration ends with a community open house in fall 2027.

St Clair County, MI · 2d

The Times Herald

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St. Clair County homes could qualify for no-cost energy upgrades

Blue Water Community Action is accepting applications from St. Clair County and Flint residents for a program that could provide qualifying households with no-cost improvements aimed at making homes more energy efficient. The Weatherization Assistance Program can help eligible households reduce energy waste, improve home comfort and lower heating and cooling costs, according to a community announcement. Available services may include attic, wall or crawlspace insulation, air sealing to reduce drafts, heating system evaluations and eligible improvements, ventilation work and home safety improvements. Both homeowners and renters may qualify. Landlord authorization is required for rental properties. The program is not intended for emergency home repairs. Services depend on eligibility, available funding, a home assessment and scheduling. How to apply for weatherization assistance Residents interested in the program are asked to complete and print the Weatherization Application Packet, then mail or drop off the completed application at the address listed at the top of the application. All signatures must be handwritten on the printed application. Electronic signatures will not be accepted. Applicants also can contact Blue Water Community Action's Weatherization Department at 810-982-8541 or weatherization@bwcaa.org, or visit bwcaa.org . More: How much did President Trump's visit cost Port Huron? Weatherization program

St Clair County, MI · 2d

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GM announces its largest renewable-energy projects in Michigan

MICHIGAN (WJRT) - General Motors is embarking on its largest renewable-energy project to date through a new partnership to power its Michigan manufacturing operations. Company officials announced Thursday that the automaker is serving as the primary customer for two new utility-scale solar facilities in Branch and St. Clair counties. According...

Branch County, MI · 19h