Port Huron Police arrested a 21-year-old man in connection to a recent shooting near Pine Grove Park. Shots were fired from one vehicle into another on Pine Grove Avenue during an ongoing dispute. No one was seriously hurt. The suspect, Zachary Adam Stein of Sterling Heights, was arrested with help from area police. He faces seven charges, including assault with intent to murder. Stein is being held on a $500,000 bond and was scheduled to return to St. Clair County court on Tuesday.

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Michigan State Police in the Third District announced that K9 Thor is back home and recovering after being poisoned while on duty in Lapeer County last Saturday. Thor and his handler, Trooper Tyler Doughtery, were helping local deputies investigate a breaking and entering when Thor ate suspected poison inside a barn. He was quickly taken to an emergency vet and then to MSU’s Veterinary Medical Clinic for further care. Thor returned home safely on Monday. This marks the second time Thor has faced poisoning on the job.

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Port Huron’s city manager, James Freed, has publicly accused Mayor Anita Ashford of overstepping her authority and creating a hostile work environment. Freed sent a letter claiming Ashford pushed a performance review for him without council approval, violating city rules. He says her actions, including involving a city clerk improperly, have hurt staff morale. Ashford has not responded publicly. Despite the tension, Freed assures city operations continue smoothly. A special city council meeting on June 9th will discuss Freed’s evaluation, highlighting ongoing leadership conflicts at Port Huron City Hall.

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A major shift in Port Huron’s mortgage scene took place in April as Texas-based Supreme Lending officially acquired MiMutual Mortgage. The move strengthens Supreme’s footprint in Michigan while giving MiMutual’s local team access to more resources and support. MiMutual CEO Bruce Carr called it “a perfect marriage,” praising Supreme’s shared values of integrity and people-first leadership. Executive VP Greg Campbell said the choice wasn’t just about growth—it was about culture and trust. With MiMutual’s deep roots in Michigan, Supreme aims to build on that legacy and bring stronger service and innovation to the local mortgage market.

On Monday afternoon in Lamotte Township, a three-car crash injured several people at Germania and Snover Roads. A 72-year-old Deckerville woman driving a Ford Transit stopped but then pulled into the path of a Chevrolet Trax driven by a 23-year-old Deford man with two kids inside. The crash pushed the Transit into a ditch, and the Trax hit a third stopped vehicle. The woman was taken to McLaren Lapeer Hospital, and the children were treated in Sandusky. Police say speed and alcohol were not involved.

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This Fourth of July, the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum in Port Sanilac is hosting a free Family Fun Day. Visitors can enjoy live music, pony rides, a petting zoo, and exotic animal shows. Local vendors and artists will showcase crafts and goods at the farmers market. Kids can join storytime and hands-on activities like chalk art and cornhole. The day wraps up with a patriotic concert by the Deckerville Area Community Choir inside the historic Forestville Church.

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