Due to the anticipated winter weather conditions, the following will be closed or delayed on December 10th, 2025. Please see your district website for specific details.

St. Clair County:

• Algonac Community Schools
• Cardinal Mooney Catholic High
• Community Enterprises of St. Clair County
• East China School District
• East Shore Leadership Academy
• Immaculate Conception Elem
• Landmark Academy
• Life Skills Bright Futures
• Marysville Public Schools
• Memphis Community Schools
• New Life Christian Academy
• Port Huron Area Schools
• St. Clair TEC
• St. Edward Elem on the Lake
• Woodland Develop Center

Sanilac County:

• Carsonville-Port Sanilac Schools
• Croswell-Lexington Comm Schools
• Deckerville School District
• Marlette School District
• Peck Community Schools
• Sandusky School District
• Sanilac Career Center
• Sanilac Special Ed.

Macomb County:

• Academy of Warren
• Anchor Bay School District
• Armada Area Schools
• Centerline Public Schools
• Clintondale Community Schools
• Eastpointe Community Schools
• First Friends Montessori
• Fraser Public Schools
• Huron Academy
• Lakeshore Public Schools
• Life- Enrichment Acdmy – New Haven
• Macomb Academy
• Macomb ISD – Special Ed Pgms
• Merrit Academy
• Michigan Healthcare Academy
• Mt Clemens Community Schools
• Mt Clemens Montessori Academy
• Noor International Academy
• Richmond Community Schools
• Rising Stars Academy
• Romeo Community Schools
• South Lake Schools
• St. Augustine Catholic
• St. John Lutheran-Fraser
• St. Lawrence Catholic School
• St. Peters Lutheran – Richmond
• Utica Community Schools
• Warren Consolidated Schools

A civil trial date is now set in the death of former Port Huron Northern teacher Ashley Nisbett. Her estate is suing Justin Simon, the man already convicted in criminal court. A judge, not a jury, will rule when the case begins March 3rd, with a final settlement deadline in February. Nisbett died in ’23 after Simon’s drunk-driving crash on Lakeshore Road in Fort Gratiot. Simon is serving up to five years in prison. The lawsuit seeks accountability beyond the criminal verdict.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

The St. Clair County Community College men’s basketball team split a weekend at home, edging Lakeland Community College 78-77 on Friday before dropping a 74-60 decision to Cuyahoga Community College on Saturday. SC4 built a big halftime lead Friday but had to hold off a furious second-half comeback. On Saturday, the Skippers stayed close early but fell behind in the second half. SC4 is now 5-5 and returns home December 17th to face Edison State at 4 p.m.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Over the weekend, the Port Huron Township Heritage Museum welcomed Santa Claus for a free, two-day community visit, drawing over 100 children from across St. Clair County and beyond. Families enjoyed photos with Santa and explored the museum’s exhibits, with many kids asking, “Where is your sleigh?” Museum volunteers also offered a special holiday program helping children send letters to the North Pole. Letters can be dropped off at the township office on Lapeer Road through this Saturday, with a reply sent to those who include a return address.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Port Huron Northern High School is celebrating another NCAA Division I commitment. On Friday, senior tight end Lincoln Watkins officially signed with the University of Kentucky during a ceremony at Northern High. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound standout caught 45 passes for 713 yards and five touchdowns this season, while also rushing for 134 yards and eight touchdowns. Defensively, he added 45 tackles, two interceptions, and a blocked punt. He says he’s ready for the next challenge in college football.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A two-vehicle crash on North Van Dyke Road in Lamotte Township last week sent one driver to the hospital. A 19-year-old Cass City man rear-ended a slowing 53-year-old Decker woman’s Hummer near Mushroom Road. The impact pushed both vehicles into ditches. Emergency crews treated both on scene, and the woman was taken to Aspire RHS in Cass City. Authorities say neither drugs nor alcohol were factors, and the names involved are being withheld pending further investigation.