George James

Port Huron Man Faces Life Sentence

A Port Huron man faces life behind bars following a violent, unprovoked stabbing outside an Eastpointe motel along Gratiot Avenue. Prosecutors say 49 year old Eric Dewayne Williams attacked a complete stranger three times in the abdomen late at night before fleeing the scene. Williams returned to the property shortly after, where police quickly took him into custody while searching for the weapon. His bond is set at one million dollars as he faces charges of assault with intent to murder and tampering with evidence.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Marysville Football Looks Ahead to Season Opener

The Marysville High School football team is shifting into high gear as practice gets underway for the upcoming season. Coming off 23 wins over the last 3 years, the Vikings are refusing to rest on past success. Head Coach Derrick Meier and his squad are focused on the future, led by star tackle Drew Kryscynski and returning starting quarterback Brady Wright. The powerhouse offense averaged over 30 points a game last year, and the team aims to bring that same high intensity to the field for the August 27th season opener.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

New Coffee Stand Opens

Port Huron area coffee lovers have a fresh spot to grab their morning brew as 7 Brew Coffee opens its first local drive-thru stand on 24th street this Thursday at 10. To celebrate the big opening and give back to the neighborhood, the team is donating one thousand dollars to the Hunter Hospitality House during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony. Residents who stop by this coming Saturday and purchase a large drink can also score a free t-shirt as part of the grand opening festivities.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

James Picks DeBoyer as Running Mate

Michigan Republican John James chose State Representative Jay DeBoyer of Clay Township as his running mate for Governor Thursday. DeBoyer represents the 63rd House District covering southern St. Clair County and northern Macomb County in his second term while chairing the House Oversight Committee. After 12 years as St. Clair County Clerk and Register of Deeds and earlier as Clay Township trustee and supervisor, he brings local experience. James noted his business, government and elections background plus bipartisan work. The ticket faces Democrat Jocelyn Benson on November 3rd.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet