A Port Huron woman accused of killing her boyfriend will wait longer for trial as prosecutors say key forensic evidence is still not ready. Jennifer Goodall, charged in the September of ’25 shooting death of 23-year-old Chase Hoyt at a home on 10th Avenue, faces delays while state police finish reviewing bloodstain evidence. A judge approved the postponement Monday, noting a packed fall court schedule. Goodall, jailed for about 10 months, called 911 after the shooting and is charged with first-degree murder and firearm offenses.

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A new student health clinic is opening in Port Huron, aiming to make care easier to access during the school day. Community First Health Centers will take over operations of the Teen Health Center on Court Street, with a full opening set for July 27th, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for 4 p.m. on Thursday. The site will offer checkups, sick visits, sports physicals, vaccines, managing ongoing conditions, and more while linking families to dental, behavioral health, and other vital services . Open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m

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A water rescue at Port Sanilac’s breakwall Saturday evening is prompting firefighters to warn residents about fast-changing lake conditions. Around 7:15 p.m., emergency crews responded after a swimmer outside the harbor struggled to return to shore amid 4 to 6 foot waves and strong north winds. Bystanders helped the woman reach a ladder as crews arrived, while a nearby recovery boat stood by in case she slipped back into the water. Firefighters and civilians then pulled her to safety and handed her over to EMS for treatment.

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Port Huron will honor local veterans with a full day of appreciation on Saturday, August 15, as the Blue Water Chapter of Boat4Vets hosts its annual gathering at the James C. Acheson Marina on River Street. The event, now the largest of its kind in the country, is expected to serve more than 200 veterans with free boat rides, meals, and prizes. Volunteer captains, sponsors, and community members help create a relaxed, welcoming experience for veterans, along with their families and caregivers.

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A crash along North Lakeshore Road in Forester Township last Thursday evening sent two people to the hospital after a failed passing attempt. Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputies say a 70-year-old Eastpointe man driving a Dodge Ram tried to pass traffic around 6 p.m., striking a another Dodge Ram that was turning left into a private driveway while towing a camper. The turning driver, a 67-year-old Saint Clair Shores man, and his 63-year-old passenger were hospitalized, while the other driver was treated at the scene. Alcohol and drugs were not factors.

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The 69th annual Robinson Tennis Tournament returns to Sanborn Park and the Port Huron Tennis House starting July 28th, promising a fun week of competition. Free events kick things off on July 27, with a kids play day for those 10 and under. Competition runs all week in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles, ending with finals and an awards ceremony on Sunday, Aug 2nd. Players enjoy complimentary clinics, T-shirts, tennis balls, on-site services like massage therapy, and a potluck barbecue. A T-shirt design contest is now open.

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