Early Sunday morning in Marlette Township, a Prescott man suffered serious injuries after his motorcycle hit a deer on Decker Road near Miller Road. The 46-year-old rider lost control when the animal suddenly crossed his path, causing him to be thrown into a roadside ditch. Emergency crews quickly responded, transporting him first to Marlette Regional Hospital, then by air to Hurley Medical Center in Flint. Authorities say neither speed nor alcohol played a role, and the rider was wearing a helmet at the time. Local towing helped clear the scene.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Kimball’s Nolan Mandel earned his third Major League Fishing victory in two seasons by winning the Phoenix Bass Fishing League tournament on the Detroit River last Saturday. Mandel’s five-bass catch weighed nearly 23 pounds, earning him $10,900 and the top spot in the Michigan Division standings. He started on Lake St. Clair but switched tactics after spotting bass near the bottom, using finesse lures for most of the day. The next Michigan Division event is July 26th in Trenton.

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On August 10th, Croswell residents have a rare chance to explore the Cavalcade, a private collection filled with vintage records, old kitchen appliances, typewriters, and more. The Sanilac County Historical Society is hosting guided tours led by owner Kevin Piotrowski, who also runs the popular “Cavalcade of Food” YouTube kitchen studio. Tours last 45 minutes and are limited to 12 people per group. Tickets cost $10 for members and $20 for guests.The Cavalcade is usually closed to the public.

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The old Central Fire Station in Port Huron is being cleared to make way for new housing, likely condominiums, after demolition finishes next week. City Manager James Freed says a land use study will wrap up by summer’s end to guide the project. The fire station, built 65 years ago and closed last August, was demolished due to outdated facilities. While the site is prepared for development, any sale or lease of the waterfront property will need a public vote, keeping community access intact.

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Port Huron’s Lake Huron Medical Center has been nationally recognized for its stroke care, earning the American Heart Association’s Gold Plus Award. The hospital follows strict, research-based guidelines that help save lives and reduce disability. LHMC also made the Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll for delivering top care to stroke patients with diabetes, who face higher risks. These awards highlight the hospital’s strong commitment to patient recovery and long-term health, helping more Blue Water residents survive strokes and return to everyday life faster and stronger.

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On Monday evening in Tuscola County’s Koylton Township, a 20-year-old Caro man was arrested for driving while intoxicated after crashing on Shay Lake Road. The vehicle hit a construction barricade and a piece of heavy equipment before stopping on an embankment near the water. The driver claimed brake failure but showed clear signs of intoxication. Deputies, along with local police and fire crews, responded to the scene. This crash was one of three OWI-related incidents in the county that night, all resulting in arrests.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet