Downtown Port Huron’s McMorran Theater will light up with magic and laughter on Jan. 17th as “Feel Good, Funny Magic” takes the stage. International performers Nick Paul and Taylor Hughes will combine sleight-of-hand, comedy, and storytelling in a fast-paced, two-man show designed to entertain all ages. Doors open at 7 p.m, with tickets starting around $25 at mcmorran.com or the box office. Fans may know Paul from “CONAN” and Netflix, and Hughes from Amazon Prime specials, promising a night that blends Hollywood-style magic with heart and humor.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A road rage incident in Croswell last Wednesday afternoon ended tragically when a man was found dead at his home. Police say the dispute began around 1:40 p.m. near North Howard and Wells Streets, escalating when one man brandished a firearm and fled. Officers searched the area using drones, tips, and family contacts but lost him. The investigation involved multiple local agencies, including Croswell and Lexington police, Sanilac County deputies, and emergency responders.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A local dad turned hero Tuesday night when he rushed to help after spotting a school bus on its side along icy Highway M-553 near Marquette. The bus was carrying Escanaba’s girls basketball teams home from a game when the driver lost control. Thankfully, everyone survived with only minor injuries—two teens were checked at the hospital and others treated on site. Dave Pepin, the first on scene, safely got all 26 people out and stayed until help arrived. Escanaba schools stayed closed Wednesday due to the bad roads.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet