Port Huron police are changing how they mark September 11th this year. On the 25th anniversary, the department is skipping the usual speeches, rifle volley and dove release for a quieter tribute. From 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at International Flags Plaza, honor guard members will stand watch over displays naming police, fire and EMS personnel killed that day, framed by three wreaths. The two-hour window mirrors the actual timeline of the attacks. Residents and first responders are invited to stop by anytime to reflect and pay their respects.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A teenager from Kingston is recovering from serious injuries after a crash Friday afternoon in Wells Township. The pickup truck was heading north on Froede Road near Silvernail Road when it ran off the road, hit a culvert, went airborne, and crashed into a tree. Rescue crews worked more than an hour to free the trapped 17 year old from the mangled wreckage. A medical helicopter had to turn back due to a mechanical problem, so ground crews rushed him to the emergency room.

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Motorcycles will roar back to life at the Croswell Fairgrounds on September 19th, as riders chasing speeds near 100 miles per hour take on the half-mile dirt oval. Bullet Strong Racing Promotions brings both amateur and professional racers together for a night of tight, handlebar-to-handlebar action under the lights. Heat races kick off at 3 p.m., with the main events roaring in at 6 p.m. Tickets run $20 at the gate, and kids 12 and under get in free. Racers from Michigan and beyond are expected to fill the track.

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Downtown Port Huron turns into a summer block party this week as Rockin’ The Rivers returns to Kiefer Park for one night only. On Thursday, families can catch free live music from Michigan acts starting at 5 p.m., along with food trucks, a bounce house and free face painting for the kids. The celebration runs until 10:30 p.m. along the St. Clair River, with organizers ready to shift the show indoors to McMorran Place Arena if storms move in.

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Crossroads Recovery Services is hosting an Overdose Awareness Walk to honor lives lost to addiction and support those still fighting for recovery. The community event takes place Monday at 6 PM at Desmond’s Landing in Port Huron. The local nonprofit helps people in early recovery through peer coaching, job assistance, and life skills training. Organizers say addiction touches every family, and no one should face it alone. The walk will honor those lost, support grieving families, and celebrate those living in recovery today.

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Sanilac County deputies are investigating a two-vehicle crash that sent one driver to the hospital. It happened Sunday afternoon around 4:15 at the intersection of Ubly and Deckerville Roads in Argyle Township, when a Mustang failed to stop at a stop sign and struck a trailer being hauled by a pickup truck loaded with off-road vehicles. The pickup’s driver and passenger were unhurt, but the Mustang’s driver was treated at the scene by EMS crews before being taken to Marlette Regional Hospital. Alcohol isn’t believed to be a factor.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet