Clay Township Woman Critically Injured
A Clay Township woman is in critical condition after a four-vehicle crash in St. Clair County last Thursday morning. Deputies say the 46-year-old was driving north on McKinley Road around 8 a.m. when she failed to stop at the Marine City Highway intersection in China Township. Her Dodge Journey collided with a Jeep Cherokee driven by a Fraser woman, triggering a chain reaction involving two additional vehicles from Shelby Township and Harrison Township. All drivers were hospitalized, and the county’s crash investigation team is handling the case.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
Residents Invited to Weigh In
Residents in St. Clair County will soon have a chance to weigh in on how fluoride is handled in local drinking water. The county Health Department has released a proposed rule tied to federal EPA guidelines and set a public hearing for July 28th in Port Huron. The plan would not ban fluoride but would require water systems to stay within federal targets or notify the county if they exceed them. Officials say feedback will shape the final decision before commissioners consider adoption later this year.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
Animal Control Director Resigns
St. Clair County Animal Control Director Melissa Miller abruptly resigned Thursday in Port Huron Township after commissioners unanimously approved a controversial ordinance rewrite she strongly opposed. The new law shifts criminal animal cruelty investigations to local police, while Animal Control focuses on shelter care, licensing, and civil complaints. County officials say the change aligns with Michigan law, but Miller argued it weakens public safety and limits her department’s authority. After weeks of debate, the board voted 7-0.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
