A deadly crash in snowy conditions claimed the life of a Kenockee Township man Saturday night. Around 7:30, St. Clair County deputies, firefighters, and Tri-Hospital EMS rushed to Kilgore Road near Imlay City Road after a Chevy Silverado rolled over. Investigators say the truck lost control on icy pavement and flipped into a ditch, ejecting the driver. CPR was performed, but the 37-year-old man later died at McLaren Port Huron. Officials say alcohol or drugs are not suspected, and the crash remains under investigation.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A new Fraser Institute report ranks Ontario’s high schools based on literacy and math scores. Northern Collegiate in Sarnia led Lambton County, placing 158th out of 747 schools with a 7.3 rating. Lambton Central in Petrolia came next at 178th. Great Lakes, St. Patrick’s, and St. François-Xavier followed in the middle of the pack, while North Lambton earned a 5.6 rating. Most Lambton schools showed gains since last year, though St. Patrick’s fell in the rankings. The report helps families compare performance across the province.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Downtown Port Huron’s McMorran Theater will light up with magic and laughter on Jan. 17th as “Feel Good, Funny Magic” takes the stage. International performers Nick Paul and Taylor Hughes will combine sleight-of-hand, comedy, and storytelling in a fast-paced, two-man show designed to entertain all ages. Doors open at 7 p.m, with tickets starting around $25 at mcmorran.com or the box office. Fans may know Paul from “CONAN” and Netflix, and Hughes from Amazon Prime specials, promising a night that blends Hollywood-style magic with heart and humor.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet