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2 men charged after gun, fentanyl, crack cocaine found in Macomb County
WARREN, Mich. – Two men have been charged after a gun, fentanyl, and crack cocaine were found in Macomb County. Officials said they searched a building in Warren on April 16, 2024, and found 105 grams of fentanyl, four grams of crack cocaine, a black Taurus 9 mm handgun, $3,831 in cash, scales, and packaging material.
18-year-old driver killed, 2 others injured in 3-car crash in Macomb County
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI -- A three-car crash that happened Tuesday morning left one driver dead and two others injured, according to WDIV-Detroit. Police were dispatched to the area of Groesbeck Highway and Macomb Industrial Drive around 7:14 a.m. for reports of a crash. Police determined that an 18-year-old man was...
Michigan man arrested after stabbing victim multiple times during bar fight
(CBS DETROIT) - A 41-year-old Michigan man is facing charges after stabbing a 28-year-old man during a fight at a bar Tuesday night. A fight between the two individuals broke out at City Limits Tavern at 2410 Conner Street in Port Huron. After the altercation, the suspect left the bar and came back a short time later with a knife. He started fighting with the 28-year-old man again and stabbed him multiple times before leaving the bar. The suspect, identified as a Port Huron man, was arrested near the bar. The victim, who is from Kimball Township, was taken to McLaren Hospital and then later to a hospital in Metro Detroit with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was lodged at the St. Clair County Intervention Center, and his arraignment is scheduled for April 18. He's been charged with assault with intent to commit great bodily harm. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Port Huron Police Department at 810-984-8415, the Criminal Investigative Division at 810-984-9711, or through the CAPTURE Hotline at (810) 987-6688 to leave an anonymous tip.
Richmond seeks grant to update two city streets
The Richmond City Council recently greenlit an application that could lead to grant funding for updates to Oak and Priestap streets. On April 15, the Richmond City Council adopted a resolution approving submission of the city’s application to request funding from the Michigan Department of Transportation for reconstruction of Oak and Priestap streets.
Port Huron Police warn of increase in scam calls
In recent months, the Port Huron Police Department has seen an increase in scams convincing people to transfer their savings. Scammers have posed as law enforcement claiming a person could face arrest if they don't pay a fine. Other times they pose as a romantic partner who has an emergency medical expense or needs funds to travel to the United States.
51 animals rescued from hoarding situation, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society says
UPDATE 04/17/24 5:10 p.m. If you are struggling with hoarding or are not able to keep animals, you can reach out to The Little Traverse Bay Humane Society for help. 49 cats and 2 dogs were brought into The Little Traverse Bay Humane Society Tuesday after being rescued from a hoarding situation in Emmett County. “I think initially there was a little bit of a pause just because, you know, like many shelters across the nation, we are full,” says Executive Director at The Little Traverse Bay Humane Society Elise Ramsey.
'Your dream came true': Port Huron celebrates opening of SONS Outreach Resource Center
Mayor Pauline Repp said she remembers when Tyrone Burrell was a fireman for the city of Port Huron. “He left to take a brief hiatus because he wanted to try something, and he never came back,” she told the crowd that’d massed on Tuesday outside the former Harrison school — now, the newly unveiled SONS Outreach Resource Center.
Port Huron Township mulling over sale of Lions Club park off Water Street
A Port Huron Township property that’s home to a Lions Club building, an aging playground, and a small waterfront access could become home to a new fuel stop with a convenience store and two restaurants. But first, township officials want time to mull over a recent offer before deciding to sell. ...
Michigan mom pleads no contest to involuntary manslaughter after son froze to death
MOUNT CLEMENS, MI -- A Clinton Township woman pleaded no contest Monday to a charge of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of her 5-year-old son last year. Derricka Fleming, 25, faces up to 15 years in prison and will be sentenced on June 12 as part of her plea.
New Sweet Tooth location coming to St. Clair
The Sweet Tooth of Marine City is growing, with a new location in St. Clair on the horizon. The new location, which will be called The Sweet Tooth of St. Clair, will be located in St. Clair’s Riverview Plaza at 201 N. Riverside Ave. in the space that previously housed Blackbird Boutique, which recently found a new home at The Mariner in Marine City. The target opening is Memorial Day weekend.
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