More than 80 years after his death in World War II, a Croswell soldier has finally been laid to rest at home. Corporal George Sepsey, a Croswell High School graduate, was killed in Papua New Guinea in 1942 at age 24, but his remains were never identified. His mother spent years searching for answers and even reserved a gravesite for him before her death. In ’25, his family learned his remains had been identified. Last Saturday Sepsey was buried in Croswell, fulfilling his mother’s long-held wish.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

In St. Clair County, the Health Advisory Board refused to cut local family planning services after a heated meeting on Wednesday. Medical Director Dr. Remington Nevin had urged the county to drop federal Title X funding, citing staffing shortages and other priorities. But dozens of residents pushed back, warning that hundreds of patients could lose access to birth control, STI testing, and preventive care. Board members agreed more time is needed for a solid transition plan to protect patients. The program served 871 people last year.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Port Huron police say scammers are stealing big money from residents by creating panic over fake bank problems, computer viruses, or family emergencies. Victims lose thousands when they rush to send cash through cryptocurrency kiosks. More than six hundred thousand dollars has been reported lost in the past year alone. To fight back, the city is moving forward with a new law that would limit first-day deposits at these kiosks to one thousand dollars and require warning signs. Check any suspicious demand with a trusted source before acting.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet