George James

On Wednesday afternoon, St. Clair County Central Dispatch received a call on a tragic collision at Shea and Starville Roads. It claimed the life of a 52-year-old Clay Township man, Joseph Richard Quesnell. While driving a Ford Ranger, Quesnell stopped at the intersection but then proceeded, leading to a crash with a pickup traveling west on Shea Road. Emergency responders pronounced Quesnell dead at the scene. The intersection, known for previous accidents, has stop signs on Starville Road with warnings about Shea’s free-flowing traffic.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Justin Tappero, co-founder of Port Huron’s popular food truck, What The Fry, has passed away, leaving behind a lasting impact on the community. Known for his innovative dishes and warm spirit, Justin brightened the lives of countless locals. His food truck became a hub where people gathered to share meals, milestones, and laughter. More than just a businessman, Justin was a mentor, encouraging others to pursue their dreams. His legacy will live on in the connections he fostered and the joy he spread.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Port Huron area drivers can now support local youth development by purchasing the new Michigan 4-H license plate. Available through the Secretary of State, the plate features the iconic 4-H clover, with $25 from each purchase going directly to Michigan 4-H programs. The $35 plate helps fund hands-on learning for over 137,000 youth across the state, offering experiences that build skills and confidence. With the plate’s launch, Michigan 4-H hopes to boost awareness and funding for its programs.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet