Due to poor weather conditions, the following will be closed January 26th, 2026. Check your business or district website for more details.

St. Clair County:

• Algonac Community Schools
• Blue Water Choices
• **Life Skills Centers
• Community Enterprises of St. Clair
• Creative Employment Anchorville
• East China School District
• East Shore-Leadership Acdmy
• Holy Cross Catholic
• Immaculate Conception Elem- Ira
• Landmark Acdmy
• **St. Clair County RESA
• Lapeer Life Skills
• Life Skills Bright Futures
• Life Skills Opportunities
• Marysville Public Schools
• Memphis Community Schools
• New Life Christian Academy
• Port Huron School District
• St. Clair TEC
• **St. Clair County RESA
• Westfield Charter Academy
• Woodland Develop Center
• **St. Clair County RESA
• Yale School District

Macomb County:

• Academy of Dreams
• Academy of Warren
• Anchor Bay School District
• Angel’s Corner Center
• Arc of Macomb County
• Armada Area Schools
• Arts Acdmy in the Woods
• Assumption Center
• Assumption Nursery
• Austin Catholic High School
• Bethlehem Lutheran Early Learning
• Boys and Girls Club – Eastpointe
• Center Line Prep. Acdmy
• Chippewa Valley School District
• Clintondale Community Schools
• Creative Employment Clinton Twp.
• Creative Employment Washington Twp.
• Cross of Glory Lutheran
• Crown of Life Lutheran
• Eastpointe Community Schools
• Eaton Acdmy
• **Macomb Int School District
• Faith Christian-Clinton Twp
• First Friends Montessori
• Fitzgerald Public Schools
• Fitzgerald Public Schools
• Fraser Public Schools
• Frontier International Academy(K-5)
• Elementary K thru 5
• Great Lakes Child Dev Ctr. Warren
• Great Oaks Acdmy-Warren
• **Charter School Partners
• Immaculate Cncptn Catholic-Warren
• Immanuel Lutheran-Macomb
• International Acdmy of Macomb
• L’Anse Creuse Public Schools
• Lake Shore Public Schools
• Lakeview Public Schools (Macomb)
• Lapeer Life Skills
• Life Enrichment Academy-New Haven
• Life Enrichment Academy-Shelby Twp.
• Life Enrichment Academy-Warren
• Little Prince & Princess’s Learning
• Lutheran High-North
• **Lutheran-Missouri Synod
• Macomb Acdmy
• **Macomb Int School District
• Macomb Children’s Acdmy
• Macomb Comm College-All
• **Macomb Comm College
• Macomb ISD-Special Ed Pgms
• **Macomb Int School District
• Macomb Montessori Acdmy
• Merritt Acdmy
• **The Romine Group
• Michigan Healthcare Academy
• Michigan Math and Science Academy
• Michigan Montessori Childrens Acad
• Mini Kampus
• Montessori Childrens Acdmy-Clinton
• Mt Clemens Community Schools
• **Charter School Partners
• New Dawn Academy
• New Haven Community Schools
• Noor International Acdmy
• **Hamadeh Educational Services
• Parkway Christian
• Peace Lutheran-Shelby Twp
• **Lutheran-Missouri Synod
• Prevail Acdmy
• Reach Charter Acdmy
• **National Heritage Academies
• Regina High
• Richmond Community Schools
• Rising Stars Acdmy
• Romeo Community Schools
• Roseville Community Schools
• South Lake Schools
• Spark’s Little Learners Acdmy
• St. Anne Catholic
• St. Augustine Catholic
• St. Clair Shores Senior Center
• St. Isaac Jogues Catholic
• St. Joan of Arc Catholic
• St. John Lutheran-Fraser
• **Lutheran-Missouri Synod
• St. Joseph’s Acdmy-RAY TWP
• St. Lawrence Catholic School
• St. Mary Catholic-Mt Clemens
• St. Peter Lutheran-Eastpointe
• St. Peter Lutheran-Macomb
• St. Peter’s Lutheran-Richmond
• **Lutheran-Missouri Synod
• St. Thecla Catholic Elem
• Trinity Lutheran-Clinton Twp
• Trinity Lutheran-Utica
• **Lutheran-Missouri Synod
• Van Dyke Public Schools
• Warren Consolidated Schools
• Warren Woods Christian
• Warren Woods Public Schools
• Wee Love Day Care
• Westfield Charter Academy

The St. Clair County Board of Health voted unanimously Wednesday to support Medical Director Dr. Remington Nevin’s call for more vaccine choice. The move adds local backing to Nevin’s recent memo urging greater focus on informed consent and parental decision-making. The meeting turned tense as residents clashed over state vaccine policy, prompting an early adjournment. The board’s recommendation headed to the county commissioners for review Thursday morning. The next Health Board meeting is set for February 18th at 9 a.m. in downtown Port Huron.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Early Wednesday, St. Clair County deputies rushed to a house fire on the 4300 block of Yankee Road around 2:20 a.m. Two people—a 73-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl—managed to escape to the front porch, but another woman was still trapped inside. Fire crews from the St. Clair Area Fire Authority rescued her through a second-story window. The victim, 47-year-old Laura Bramlett, was taken to McLaren Macomb Hospital, where she later died. Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate the cause of the fire.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Monday night, St. Clair County deputies responded to a home alarm on Pine Ridge Drive. When they arrived, they found a green Ford Bronco running in the driveway — it had been stolen. The front door was forced open, and police soon heard movement in the nearby woods. Two suspects were caught walking in the area, and a third was tracked down at a fast-food restaurant, thanks to a citizen tip. Guns were stolen from the home. All three suspects are now behind bars.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A Port Huron man accused of shooting his three children will face a mental competency hearing next month. Forty-four-year-old Jeffery Smerer is charged with killing his 17-year-old son and seriously injuring his 12- and 13-year-old children during a shooting on September 11th. Prosecutors say the hearing on February 27th will determine if Smerer can claim insanity as part of his defense. If allowed, a jury could find him not guilty by reason of insanity or guilty but mentally ill. Smerer faces 10 felony counts, including open murder.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Michigan’s cannabis market is kicking off the new year under pressure. For the first time since recreational sales began six years ago, marijuana sales slipped 3% last year to just over $3 billion. Now, a new 24% wholesale tax—meant to fund road projects—is hitting dispensaries hard. Industry leaders warn higher prices and job cuts could follow, as many companies say they can’t afford to absorb the cost. Lawsuits challenging the tax are moving forward, but for now, businesses and customers are bracing for more expensive weed.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet