Port Huron is mourning after police say a father shot his three children early Thursday morning on Glenview Court. A 17-year-old boy died, while his 13-year-old brother and 12-year-old sister were rushed to a Detroit-area hospital in critical but stable condition. Officers arrived just after 6 a.m., giving aid before ambulances transported the children. The … Read more
Port Huron leaders have cleared the way for a long-delayed housing project on the south end. City Council voted to sell the old River District Market site on Electric Avenue for $5 to Woda Cooper Companies. The developer plans Robin Crest, a $17 million project with 50 affordable apartments, including supportive housing and barrier-free units. … Read more
The Port Huron Police Department recently held its annual golf outing, raising funds for local programs through the Community Foundation of St. Clair County. The event brought together community members, sponsors, and golfers to support the Port Huron Police Fund, which helps fund youth initiatives, wellness programs, specialized equipment, and outreach efforts. Officers thanked everyone … Read more
St. Clair’s Riverview Plaza is buzzing with the Rockin’ in the Plaza Concert Series, powered by a $35,000 Community Foundation grant. Running Wednesdays through Sundays until September 29th, the shows draw around 1,200 people weekly, boosting local shops and restaurants. New Friday night performances at Rotary Park Marine add even more music. From a small … Read more
A St. Clair Township man accused of killing his father is now set for a jury trial. Authorities say 24-year-old Wyatt Stimac shot and killed his 56-year-old father, Shane Stimac, inside their Gratiot Avenue home back in March. Deputies responded after a 911 call and found Shane with multiple gunshot wounds. Wyatt has remained in … Read more
Students at Schall Elementary in Caro were evacuated Tuesday morning after pepper spray from the Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office drifted onto campus during disposal of expired canisters. Children on the playground first reported burning eyes and throats before the smell spread inside the school. Local Police, Fire, and Rescue responded, treating several students on site … Read more
Sarnia’s Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 is putting $506,000 directly into the community, thanks to its spring $2.1 million Catch the Ace lottery. The funds are reaching 35 local non-profits, from healthcare and youth services to food security and animal rescue. Petrolia’s Legion Branch 216 received the largest grant, $50,000, for accessibility upgrades, while organizations … Read more
Grace Episcopal Church in Port Huron is bringing laughter to the stage with “Sisters Act Out,” a lively musical comedy performed by talented senior women. The performers bring humor, catchy songs, and playful antics that are sure to entertain. The show happens Saturday, October 4th at 7 p.m. inside the church at 1213 6th Street. … Read more
The murder case against 36-year-old Sayon Florence has taken a new turn as her attorney pushes for a change of venue. Defense lawyers argue heavy media coverage and online comments in St. Clair County make it impossible to find an impartial jury. Florence is accused in the January 28th shooting death of Vincent Buckles at … Read more
A new non-profit, Connect Sarnia, has secured the downtown drop-in centre at 181 Christina St. N., formerly run by Nightlight Canada, ensuring the space remains open for those facing social isolation. The volunteer-led group purchased the building in July, providing stability for 30 to 40 weekly guests. Connect Sarnia focuses on building lasting relationships through … Read more