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Two Sarnia men were arrested after a break-in at a Vidal Street South business early Sunday. Police found one suspect near a hole in the fence, claiming to work there, while another was hiding in a truck bed with bolt cutters. Both face charges, including mischief and break-and-enter. In a separate incident, three people from Lambton Shores and Kettle and Stony Point First Nation were charged with drug trafficking after a traffic stop.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Ken Jennings, known for his record-breaking run on Jeopardy! and now the show’s host, made a stop in Port Huron on Monday. He kicked off the 70th Port Huron Town Hall season, sharing stories about his journey from a Jeopardy! contestant to host. Growing up in South Korea, he watched the show on American Forces Network, sparking his love for trivia. Local residents packed McMorran Place Theater to hear Jennings encourage fans to try out for the game show if they enjoy playing along at home.

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A year after Brad Ogilvie went missing, Sarnia police arrested three people in connection with his murder. His father, Glenn Ogilvie, expressed mixed emotions, saying the news was devastating but not unexpected due to the lack of contact from Brad. Three individuals—Robin Maness, Trevor Waller, and Niki Cottrelle—were charged with first-degree murder. Brad struggled with addiction, and his father stressed the need for better support for those battling drug abuse. Police continue to search for Brad’s remains and are seeking public assistance.

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Port Huron will hold its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the International Flag Plaza on Thomas Edison Parkway this morning. The event will honor the first responders who lost their lives during the 2001 attacks. Port Huron Police Chief Brian Kerrigan highlighted the sacrifice of 343 firefighters and 72 police officers who died while saving others. The ceremony begins at 9. If weather is bad, it will move to the Municipal Office Building on McMorran Boulevard.

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Port Huron mourns the loss of Kevin Totty, beloved pastor and dedicated volunteer. Totty, who served Christ Centered Community Church and worked closely with the St. Clair County Community Foundation, passed away after a battle with stomach cancer. Known for his kindness and selflessness, he remained focused on helping others even during his illness. His efforts to support local families, mentor youth, and work with the Port Huron Police left a lasting impact. Social media tributes from organizations across the area celebrated his positive influence and community service.

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Landmark Academy in Kimball is celebrating its 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of educational excellence since opening in 1999. Known for its strong academic performance, community involvement, and successful alumni, the school has grown from a small local institution to a respected center of learning. Events include a ribbon-cutting on September 10 and a gala in December. Superintendent Debby Wilton credits the academy’s success to dedicated staff, students, and families. Landmark Academy remains committed to shaping the future of education in Kimball.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet