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St. Clair County, MI Drug Bust: Meth Seized, 3 Felony Charges

A 50-year-old Marysville-area resident faces three felony charges following a Bush Highway search.

Marysville, MI · 2d

WOOD TV8

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‘Out-of-control’ car crashes into Casco Township home

A Casco Township home was damaged Thursday evening when an "out-of-control" car left the roadway and smashed into the garage, first responders say.

Casco Township, MI · 2d

midmichigannow.com

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Police looking for more alleged victims after North Branch massage therapist charged

NORTH BRANCH, Mich. – Law enforcement is seeking “additional potential victims” to come forward after a North Branch massage therapist has been charged in an alleged sexual assault. Nathan Adam Thornsberry, 44, of North Branch, is facing a charge in Oakland County. The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office...

North Branch, MI · 2d
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The Times Herald

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Man shot Thursday on Chestnut Street in Port Huron

The Port Huron Police Department is investigating the shooting of a man who was reportedly injured during a home invasion. Assistant Police Chief Jeremy Young said the suspect was believed to have been injured by his own gun during a home invasion in the 1300 block of Chestnut Street. Young said police were called sometime after 9 p.m. Thursday. The suspect was found with a gunshot wound to his arm and taken to McLaren Macomb for treatment. He has since reportedly been released and taken to St. Clair County jail, with charges pending. More: Sentencing delayed for woman convicted for Port Huron murder According to Young, the man was shot after he entered a home on Chestnut Street and was confronted by the homeowner. Young said the incident remains under investigation. Contact Johnathan Hogan at jhogan@gannett.com . This article originally appeared on Port Huron Times Herald: Man shot Thursday on Chestnut Street in Port Huron

Port Huron, MI · 2d

Thumbwind

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History of Marysville, Michigan – The Surprise Dream City on The St. Clair

In 1919, former Ford engineer C. Harold Wills began turning Marysville into a planned industrial city. His luxury automobile company soon failed, but the town carried on. Historic postcards trace its earlier lumber trade, Stag Island resorts, electric rail service and later boat factories.

Marysville, MI · 23h

Country Herald

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Southeast Michigan Snow Chances Rise Ahead of Thanksgiving Next Friday

Southeast Michigan faces a colder pattern November 12-13, with possible early-season snow.

Michigan · 1d

MLive

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Michigan township could rezone 1,400 acres. Is a data center coming?

MACOMB COUNTY, MI - A rural Michigan township divided by an elusive data center project has received a request to rezone some 1,400 acres, but officials won’t provide details and the company behind it remains silent. Lenox Township, located in Macomb County north of Detroit, published a one-page public...

Macomb County, MI · 2d

MLive

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Macomb County pursuit ends with crash, foot chase arrest

MACOMB COUNTY, MI – A 34-year-old man is facing several felony charges after he allegedly fled from police and crashed into a patrol vehicle early Friday morning. Demarco Jeremiah Vines, of Roseville, was arraigned Nov. 6 in the 38th District Court in Eastpointe, according to the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office. He was charged with third-degree fleeing from police, a 5-year felony; two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, a 4-year felony; and assaulting/resisting/obstructing a police officer, a 2-year felony.

Macomb County, MI · 2d

The Times Herald

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Port Huron voters elect new school board members

Port Huron residents elected two incumbents and one newcomer to join the Port Huron Area School District's Board of Education in Tuesday's election, Nov. 3. Board Vice-President Frank Partipilo and Secretary Jessica Totty won their reelection campaigns with 11,633 and 11,677 votes each. Joining them will be Julie McCoy, with 11,963 votes. Voters were asked to vote for three of the four candidates on the ballot in Tuesday's election. Falling just short was Aubree Mayhew, a Fort Gratiot Township resident who gained 10,029 votes. More: McLaren Port Huron acquires Northpointe OB/GYN to expand care The board members will each serve six-year terms lasting through 2032. Partipilo released a statement thanking his supporters for voting for him in a Facebook post on his campaign page. "It really does mean the world to me to be going back to the School Board for another term!" Partipilo wrote. "I also want to thank my family and especially my wife Tricia for all of the support during this election and the last 6 years on the School Board." Mayhew also released a statement thanking those who supported her despite her defeat in the election. "While last night's election didn't end the way I had

Port Huron, MI · 2d

News-Herald

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Detroit Metro Airport crash defendants released on bond

Two men charged with driving their vehicles into terminals in separate incidents at Detroit Metro Airport have been released on bond. Brian Matthew Sutton, 37, of Clinton Township, and David Alan Chamlee, 67, of Southgate, both posted $10,000 bonds, 10% of the $100,000 bond they were assigned at their arraignments on Oct. 19.

Detroit, MI · 2d

The Times Herald

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One incumbent reelected to SC4 board, another defeated

Voters elected one incumbent and one newcomer to St. Clair County Community College's Board of Trustees Tuesday. Three candidates ran for two seats on the board, with Board Vice-Chair John Lusk being unseated by former Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp. Trustee Robert Mitchell, who joined the board after winning a special election in 2024, also won a full term in the election. "Thank you to everyone who voted for me in yesterday’s election," Repp said in a statement on her campaign's Facebook page. "I appreciate your support and look forward to being a member of the SC4 Board of Trustees." Repp's win represents a return to public office following her upset defeat by Anita Ashford in the 2024 Port Huron Mayoral election. Repp won 27,808 votes, the most of any of the three candidates. More: Port Huron mayoral election sends Anita Ashford back for second term Mitchell also released a statement in response to his election victory in Tuesday's election. He won 25,039 votes in the election. "I am deeply honored to be re-elected to the SC4 Board of Trustees," Mitchell said. "Thank you to everyone who voted, shared a kind word, and placed their trust in me once again.

Port Huron, MI · 2d

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New Commuter Rail Greenlit, Sordid Federal Workplace Abuse Exposed and Detroit Lions’ Jack Campbell Walks Again: Detroit’s Week In Review

From highway alternatives to workplace protections, Michigan faces critical infrastructural and ethical debates. As planners push to open passenger commuter rail between Detroit and Macomb County, a graphic civil rights lawsuit rocks local corporate staffing offices, independent pharmacies battle reimbursement crises, and the football world breathes a sigh of relief over Jack Campbell.

Detroit, MI · 2d

CBS Detroit

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Oxford sisters aim to collect 4 tons of food for annual drive

Two sisters from Oxford, Michigan, are doing their part to make sure everyone in Southeast Michigan has an amazing Thanksgiving.

Oxford Charter Township, MI · 12h

News-Herald

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Abdul El-Sayed calls Metro Detroit shawarma spot the best. Its owner was moved to tears

Michigan’s senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed has a strong opinion about where to find the best shawarma in Metro Detroit. And for one restaurant owner, his endorsement was enough to bring him to tears. “If you want the best shawarma of your life, it’s called Amo Sami’s,” El-Sayed said during a...

Macomb County, MI · 1d

mycarrollcountynews.com

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Inside or Outside? How Metro Detroit Homeowners Can Tell Which Basement Waterproofing Fix Fits Their Leak

Southeast Michigan sits on poorly drained lakeplain clay. A Shelby Township contractor explains when interior drain tile works and when to dig outside. SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI, UNITED STATES, November 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Ask three waterproofing companies how to fix a wet basement and a homeowner can get three different answers. One says dig outside. One says drain tile inside. One says seal the crack.

Shelby Charter Township, MI · 1d

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Man wanted in alleged Macomb County stabbing arrested after police chase

EASTPOINTE, Mich. – A man is set to be arraigned Friday afternoon in connection with an alleged stabbing and police chase in Eastpointe. The investigation began on Friday, Nov. 6, at 2:32 a.m. when Eastpointe Police were alerted about a wanted male suspect in Roseville. Police said the man...

Eastpointe, MI · 2d

WWJ Newsradio 950

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Macomb County man waits nearly a year cash out $500K Christmas scratch-off

Macomb County man waits nearly a year cash out $500K Christmas scratch-off

Macomb County, MI · 2d

CBS Detroit

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Man charged in fatal Michigan crash bound over to circuit court

A Sterling Heights, Michigan, man charged in a crash that killed two people​ in March has been bound over to circuit court, the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office said.

Sterling Heights, MI · 15h

CBS Detroit

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Sterling Heights considering possible rail service line to downtown Detroit

A white paper presented to city officials this week in Sterling Heights examines whether an existing freight rail corridor in Macomb County could be preserved for a potential future passenger rail service.

Sterling Heights, MI · 2d

everafterinthewoods.com

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Tea And Pastries Await Inside This Beautifully Restored Michigan Church Café

Olive trees grow indoors at a café that used to be a church, right beside a 23-foot marble bar. And the tea menu here goes far past a basic bag of Earl Grey. The stone walls date back to 1881. Tall arched ceilings and long windows frame the room, while chandeliers glow above plates of crêpe cake and tiramisu. Somebody in Michigan asked the right question about what an old church could become.

Rochester, MI · 2d