Port Huron police have charged five men with having loaded paintball guns in their vehicles, just hours after police in Detroit said enforcement would be stepped up to halt running paintball battles in the Motor City. Police
Continue Reading »Multiple fire departments from southwest Lapeer County responded to a large brush fire late Sunday. At least seven departments responded to the Ortonville Recreational Area near Hadley where more than 25 acres of land and trees burned
Continue Reading »Sanilac County will be hosting their annual Free Hazardous Waste 7 Tire Collection day Wednesday, May 2nd. According to county officials, the event open to all County residents, will be held at the county fairgrounds from 1
Continue Reading »Area law enforcement agencies are reporting solid success in their annual Drug Take Back program held last weekend. Sanilac County DTF Director Jim Johnson says nearly 40 pounds of prescription drugs were collected from the sheriff’s office,
Continue Reading »The Michigan Public Service Commission has approved DTE Energy’s construction of a new $1 billion combined-cycle natural gas-fired power plant in East China Township. The plant is expected to provide power for about 850,000 homes beginning in
Continue Reading »Michael Vultaggio, of Sterling Heights, was arraigned Thursday on charges of careless discharge of a firearm resulting in death, a 2-year felony; and with lying to a police officer, a 1-year misdemeanor. The 21-year-old man was arraigned
Continue Reading »Incumbent William Sarkella is among those facing competition for the August 7th Primary Tuesday’s filing deadline for the August 7th Primary has passed and in Sanilac County, there will be races for two Board of Commission positions
Continue Reading »Below is an article featuring Sandusky High School graduate Rebecca Todd Submitted By: Chief Mass Communication Specialist Erica R Gardner, Navy Office of Community Outreach (PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII) –A Kingston, native and 2014 Sandusky High School graduate
Continue Reading »Four of the six people who pleaded guilty to torturing a man they accused of stealing their medical marijuana have been sentenced, according to court records. A fifth man, Frankie Suratt, 48, of Avoca, will be sentenced
Continue Reading »Flower season is rapidly approaching and local residents will have a chance to check things out at the annual Sow and Hoe Garden Club Perennial Plant Sale co-sponsored by the Sandusky Arts Council, Saturday, May 19th from
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