A one-year-old child is safe after a stolen car sparked a high-speed chase from Port Huron to Chesterfield Thursday night. The vehicle was taken with the child asleep in the backseat near Pine Grove and Hancock. Police chased the juvenile suspect on I-94 at speeds over 100 mph. The chase ended in a crash off 21 Mile Road and Sugarbush. The child was checked by medics and found unharmed. The teen is now held at the Macomb Juvenile Detention Facility.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A 16-year-old Detroit boy faces possible adult charges after a deadly crash in Warren over a week ago. Police tried to stop a stolen car near I-94 and Gratiot, but the teen fled, leading officers on a chase onto I-696 and local roads. The chase ended when he ran a red light and crashed into a Ford driven by 28-year-old Madison Heights father Alex Habib, who later died at the hospital. The suspect was treated for minor injuries and taken to juvenile detention.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Blue Water Developmental Housing in St. Clair is hosting its first-ever “Toss for Inclusion” Cornhole Tournament on Saturday, August 23rd, from noon to 5 PM on River Road. This family-friendly fundraiser will feature music, food, and fun competition, with all proceeds supporting staff education and long-term care for adults with developmental disabilities. Teams of two pay $60 to enter, with a $300 cash prize for the winners. The event highlights over 40 years of local support promoting independence and dignity in the community.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Holland Beach in Port Huron is once again open for swimming. The St. Clair County Health Department lifted its July 17 advisory after fresh test results confirmed E. coli levels are now within Michigan’s safe limits. The warning had been issued due to high bacteria levels, often caused by stormwater runoff and strong waves stirring up contaminants. After days of monitoring and additional water samples, health officials confirmed the water is safe, and the beach is cleared for public use. Swimmers are urged to stay aware during heavy rains, which can trigger future advisories.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet