George James

In St. Clair County, a peaceful evening ride on the popular Wadhams to Avoca Trail turned deadly back in October. Two men, 68-year-old Alvis Miranda from Port Huron and 60-year-old Robert Barr from Kimball Township, got into a fight that ended with Miranda being stabbed. Miranda drove himself to the hospital without calling 911 right away, while Barr reported the incident to police after getting home. Miranda died from his injuries two weeks later. Last week, authorities arrested Barr on an open murder charge.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A tragic crash in Deerfield Township near North Branch killed 94-year-old Dorothy Lambert Wednesday afternoon. An 82-year-old man turned his pickup left into Deerfield Pines on Lapeer Road, directly into the path of an oncoming SUV with Dorothy and a local couple inside. Firefighters freed the three pinned occupants from the Durango. Dorothy died at the scene. Her 73-year-old son and 72-year-old daughter-in-law were seriously injured and hospitalized, along with the pickup driver and his wife. No speed or alcohol involved.

Reporting for WGRT – JP BZet

Port Huron’s Carnegie Museum hosted a warm welcome party last Tuesday for the community’s new museums leader, Regina Schreck, who’s been on the job since October. Staff and supporters praised her experience and energy, saying she’s already making a positive impact after replacing the previous director who left in July. Mayor Anita Ashford called it a fresh start full of promise. Schreck thanked everyone for the support and promised to grow exhibits, programs, and events that celebrate Port Huron’s rich history.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

In Port Huron Wednesday, staff from Lake Huron Medical Center delivered hundreds of winter coats, snow pants, boots, hats, scarves, and gloves to kids at Cleveland Elementary School. This annual Giving Tree drive helps local families struggling financially keep their children warm and focused on learning during Michigan’s harsh winters. Interim CEO Chris Fulks called the community’s generous response truly heartwarming, showing how Port Huron comes together to support its own. School leaders thanked the hospital for making a real difference this holiday season.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet